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Adapt: 2449.1, 2449.2, 2449.3, 2449.4, 2449.5, 3043.1, 3043.2, 3043.3, 3043.4, 3Q43.5,3043.6, 3490, 3491, 3492, and 3493.

Amend: 3043, 3043.5 (renumbered to 3043.7), 3043.6 (renumbered to 3043.8), and 3044.

Repeal: 3042, 3043.1, 3043.2, 3043.3, 3043.4, 3043.7.

INFORMATIVE DIGEST (Gay. Code § 11346.5 {a)(3))

This action provides the following:

Credit Earning and Parole Consideration

I. Introduction

Passage of The Public Safety and Rehabilitation Act of 2016 (the "Act") by the people of the State of California on

November 8, 2016 authorizes _the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR or the

"Department") to develop regulations that { 1) create a process for non-violent offenders who have served the full

term for their primary criminal offense rn state prison to become eligible for parole consideration by the Board of

Parole. Hearings {the. "Board") and, (2) award credits earned for good conduct and approved educational or

rehabilitative achievements. The Act also amends the law to require judges, rather than prosecutors, to determine

whether. juveniles charged with certain crimes should be tried in juvenile or adult court.

The Act's primary purposes are to "Stop the revolving door of crime by emphasizing rehabilitation" and "Prevent

federal courts from indiscriminately releasing prisoners." To achieve these goals, the Department proposes to

establish a parole consideration process for non-violent offenders and to increase the credit earning opportunities

for inmates who successfully complete approved rehabilitative programs. In this_ way, the Department seeks to

create .incentives for inmates to take respansibitity for their own rehabilitation while incarcerated, enhance public

safety by encouraging inmates to pursue educational, vocational, and self~improvement programs, and reduce

recidivism by increasing the likelihood that inmates will better prepare themselves for their eventual return to

society.

It. Credit Earning

The Act amends the California Constitution to authorize the Department to award credits earned in state prison for

good behavior and approved rehabilitative or educational .achievements. Using this .authority, the Department

proposes to revise the complex system of credits that currently exists in the Penal Code and regulation {see. A Short

History of Credit Earning ̀ 101' Programs in California below). These proposed .regulations. revise .and simplify

several existing forms of credit and adopt new ways inmates may earn credit based on their participation in and

completion of specific rehabilitative or educational programs. Such credits may advance an inmate's release date if

sentenced to a determinate term or advance an inmate's initial parole consideration (searing if sentenced to an

indeterminate term. Condemned inmates and thaw serving a sentence of life without the possibility of parole will

remain ineligible to earn any credit. Inmates who violate the rules and regulations of the Department shall have

their credits forfeited. Some forfeited credits may be restored if the inmate remains free of disciplinary violations

for a specified timeframe, other forfeited credits cannot be restored.

Activation of the revised and new credit earning categories will be phased-in during the initial implementation of

these regulations because of the significant training, case recoeds and information technology infrastructure changes

and programming needed to support each credit earning change. Good Conduct Credit shall take effect on May 1,

2017, and the remaining credit provisions described below shall take effect an August 1, 2017. With the exception

of Educational Merit Credit, all new or revised credit provisions will be applied prospectively from the date of

implementation.

Inmates shall not be awarded credit or have credit restored which advances the date of his or her transition to parole

to a date less than 60 calendar days from the date the credit is applied. This will ensure that the Department has

adequate time to conduct pre-parole assessments and planning to provide inmates with the best possibly opporkunity

` to succeed upon their transition to the community, as well as provide, where applicable, advance notification to

crime victims, prosecutors, and law enforcement (as required. by Penal Code sections 3058.b a~ld 3058.9) of the

inmate's pending transition to parole supervision.

There are five categories of credit earning programs that are the subject of this rulemaking action.

A. Good Conduct Credit

Good Conduct Credit is an existi~lg type of credit awarded to eligible inmates who comply with the regulations and

rules of the Department and perform the duties assigned to him or her. These proposed regulations will simplify

the credit-earning categories for various offenders, incentivize more inmates to comply with prison regulations, and

create a durable solution to prison overcrowding by incorporating mandatory federal court-ordered credit increases.

Since Good Conduct Credit is awarded conditionally based on an expectation. that each inmate will comply with

prison rules and perform the duties as assigned, Good Conduct Credit is subject to forfeiture for disciplinary

reasons.

B. Milestone Completion Credit

Milestone Completion Credit is an existing type of credit awarded to eligible inmates for successful completion of

approved rehabilitative or educational programs. The awarding of Milestone Completion Credit requires the

mastery of certain performance measures that demonstrate an understanding of course curriculum (either academic

or vocational) through completion of assignments, instructor evaluations, and standardized testing. each milestone

credit is weighted based on the number of hours of classroom time and assignments. In keeping with the intent of

the Act, the maximum amount of Milestone Completion Credit an inmate may be awarded in a 12-month period

will increase from six (b) to twelve (12) weeks, and all inmates eligible far Gaod Conduct Credit shall be eligible to

earn Milestone Completion Credit. These proposed regulations will incentivize more inmates to seek out

educational or vocational training opportunities available to them and to strive to complete the longer and mare

complex programs. The revised Milestone Completion Credit Schedule (Rev 3/17) is incorporated by reference.

Milestone Completion Credit is subject to forfeiture far disciplinary reasons.

C. Rehabilitative Achr'even~ent Credzt

Rehabilitative Achievement Credit is.a new type of credit for eligible inmates who participate in approved group or

individual programs designed to further the educational, behavioral, or rehabilitative development of an inmate,

such as alcohol and substance abuse support groups and counseling, anger management, life skills, victim

awareness, restorative justice, and parenting classes. Inmate group programs must be organized to achieve

educational or rehabilitative goals, must be sponsored by Department staff ar volunteers, and must be approved by

the institutional warden. All inmates eligible for Good Conduct Credit shall be eligible to earn Rehabilitative

Achievement Credit. Inmates may earn up to a maximum of four weeks of credit per year. Rehabilitative

Achievement Credit is subject to forfeiture for disciplinary reasons.

D. Educational Merit Credit

Educational Merit Credit is a new type of credit for eligible inmates who successfully complete, while incarcerated,

a high school diploma or equivalent, an associate of arts or science degree, a bachelor's degree or graduate level

college degree, or an alcohol and drug counselor certification. This is a one-time credit awarded for each level of

educational achievement and must be earned during the inmate's current term of incarceration.. All inmates eligible

for Good Conduct Ceedit shall be eligible to earn Educational Merit Credit. Educational Merit Credit will not be

subject to forfeiture for disciplinary reasons.

E. Extraordinary Conduct Credit

Extraordinary Conduct Credit is an existing type of credit awarded pursuant to Penal Code section 2935, under

which the Seer~t~ry of t(1e De~artrn~nt ~~aay grant up to ttivelve (12) months of credit to a prisoner whc~ has

performed a heroic yet in a life-thr~~itei~iiig~ sitc~ati~~n or• tivho has provided exceptional assistance in maiiitai~lin~ the

sa~Pety and security cif a pr'isora. ~x~raordinary~ Cc~ndtEct Credit is nc~t subject to f~rteitu~-e.

III. Non Violent Parole Consideration

In 2014, a federal Three Judge Court ordered the Department to implement a parole consideration process for non-

violent second-strike offenders who have served 50 percent of their sentence. This court-ordered process requires

prison officials to carefully review and screen out inmates based on public safety criteria. Inmates who satisfy

these rigorot,~s public-safety screens are then referred to the Board. Within .five days of any referral, the Board

notifies the prosecutor from the county of commitment and any registered victims. Interested parties are afforded 30

days to .provide written comment and input concerning the imnate's potential parole.

A hearing officer with the Board reviews all relevant information, including the inmate's criminal history, behavior

in prison, rehabilitative efforts, and written statements from interested parties, and approves or denies the inmate's

parole. The Board's decision to grant or deny parole follows established legal standards and is based on whether

the inmate poses an unreasonable risk of violence. to the .community. Ifparole is approved,.. the Department notifies

registered victims, local law-enforcement agencies and probation officers, and the Division of Adult Parole

Operations completes its normal pre-parole review process.

Under section 32(a}(1} of Article I of the California Constitution, adopted under Proposition 5'7, the Department is

directed to establish a process by which. any person convicted of a nonviolent felony offense and sentenced to state

prison shall be eligible for parole consideration after completing the full term for his ar her primary offense. The

full term for the primary offense means the longest term of imprisonment imposed by the court far any offense,

excluding the imposition of an enhancement, consecutive sentence, or alternative sentence. ___. _

These regulations establish anon-violent parole process that mirrors the existing court-ordered non-violent second

strike .parole process. Key terms such as "nonviolent," "full term," and "primary offense" are defined, and rules

established when and how a nonviolent offender may become eligible for parole consideration. To further the goal

of protecting public safety, the Department will maintain the same public safety screening criteria and notification

procedures for registered victims and prosecuting agencies, and the Board will review all relevant evidence and

apply the same legal standard for reviewing an inmate's suitability for parole—whether the inmate poses an

unreasonable risk of violence to the community. For nonviolent offenders granted parole, the Department proposes

to clarify the timing of release and the application of other laws to this parole process, such as laws governing

holds, writs, detainers, notification laws, and serving additional sentences for in-prison offenses.

A~JTHORITY AND REFERENCE CITATIONS (Gov. Code § 1134b.5 (a)(2))

In California, adopting, amending, or repealing a regulation requires an express grant of authority in law. As stated

in subdivision (b) of section 11349 of the Government Cade, "Àuthority' means the provision of law which

permits ar obligates the agency to adopt, amend, or repeal a regulation."

Ordinarily, the authority to adopt, amend, or repeal regulations in Division 3 of Title 1.5 ("Adult Institutions,

Programs and Parole") is found in subdivision {a) of section 5058 of the Penal Code: "The [Secretary] may

prescribe and amend rules and regulations for the administration of the prisons ...." Authority to do the same in

Division 2 of Title l 5 ("Board of Parole Hearings") is found in section 3U52 of the Penal Code, which states, "The

Board of Parole Hearings shall have the power to establish and enforce rules and regulations under which inmatescommitted to state prisons may be allowed to go upon parole outside the prison buildings and enclosures wheneligible for parole." Furthermore, pursuant to section 5058.3 of the Penal Code, the Department is authorized topromulgate emergency regulations, as it proposes to do here, "to expedite the exercise of its power to implementregulations as its unique organizational circumstances require."

With the passage of The Public Safety and Rehabilitation Act 2016 (the "Act"), the California Constitution was

amended to specifically require the Department to promulgate regulations in furtherance of the Act's parole and

credit provisions. Specifically, Prapasition 57 states that, "notwithstanding anything in this article or any other

provision of law," CUCR "shall adopt regulations in furtherance of [the Act], and the Secretary of the Departmentof Corrections and Rehabilitation shall certify that these regulations protect and enhance public safety." {Cal.

Const., art. 1, § 32, subds. (a)-(b).) Accordingly, the Secretary has been granted broad rulemaking authority under

the California Constitution to adopt, amend, or repeal regulations in furtherance of the Act, notwithstanding other

provisions of law, and hereby invokes that constitutional grant of authority in support of this rulemaking action.

Other relevant authority: Penal Code section 5000 provides that commencing July 1, 2005, any reference to the

Department of Corrections in this or any code, refers to the CDCR, Division of Aduit Operations. Penal Code

section 5050 provides that commencing July 1, 2005, any reference to the Director of Corrections, in this ar anyother code, refers to the Secretary. of the CDCR. As of that date, the. office of the Director.. of Corrections_isabolished. Penal Code section 5054 provides that commencing July 1, 2005, the supervision, management, and

control of the state prisons, ,and the responsibility for the care, custody, treatment, training, discipline, and

employment of persons confined therein are vested in the Secretary of the CDCR. Penal Code section 5058

authorizes the Director to prescribe and amend regulations for the administration of prisons.

Additional authority: Penal Code Sections, 2700 and 2701.

Reference: Cal. Const., art. 1, sec. 32(a); Penai Code Sections 667, 667.5, 1170.1(c), 1170.2, 2900.1, 2900.5, 2930,

2932, 2933, 2933.05, 2933.1, 2933.3,-2933.6, 2935, 3Q41, 4019, 5054 and 5068; In re Reeves{2005) 35 Cal:4th

765; ~n re Tate (2006) 135 Cal.App.4th 756; In re Monigold {1988) 205 Cal.App.3d 1224; In re Thompson (1985)

172 Cal.App.3d 256.

SPECIFIC BENEFITS ANTICIPATED BY THE PRCYPOSED REGULATIONS

(Gov. Code § 11346.5(a)(3)(C))

The proposed regulations regarding credit eaniing will benefit our criminal justice system and our communities by

creating incentives and opportunities for inmates to take responsibility for their own conduct and. rehabilitation

while incarcerated. These regulations enhance public safety by encouraging inmates to pursue educational and

vocational achievement, engage in self-improvement programs and make personal preparation for the transition to

state parole supervision or Post Release Community Supervision. Providing incentives to inmates to engage in

rehabilitative programming also reduces inmate disciplinary misconduct and violence in the prisons, yielding safer

conditions for inmates and a safer workplace for staff.

Successful implementation of these regulations will help reduce overcrowding in state prisons and aid the

Department in keeping its inmate prison population below the 137.5 percent of design capacity threshold ordered

by the federal Three Judge Court. Furthermore, by maintaining the inmate population below the federal court cap,

the Department and the State avoid the possibility of indiscriminate court-ordered early releases of prisoners.

Establishing a durable remedy to prison overcrowding can eventually lead to the end of federal court intervention

and substantial. savings from reduced litigation costs.

The establishment of the nonviolent offender parole consideration process will also. make our prisons andcommunities. safer by encouraging and motivating inmates to participate in rehabilitative. programs and serviceopportunities that create skills, employability and hope. The proposed regulations establish rigorous screeningcriteria and notification procedures for registered victims and prosecuting agencies. Establishing screening criteriabenefits public safety because it excludes inmates who are more likely to pose a risk to the public and providesnonviolent offenders with substantial motivation to .avoid prison .misconduct and focus on their .rehabilitation:Establishing notification processes benefits public. safety by ensuring .that registered victims and prosecutingagencies, as well as other interested parties, have the opportunity to submit additional information regarding thenonviolent offender for the Board's consideration. Under .the proposed regulations, the Board will review allrelevant. evidence, including an inmate's .full criminal history, institutional behavior, rehabilitative .efforts, andwritten statements from interested parties and determine whether the inmate poses an unreasonable risk of violenceto the community. This process will enhance. public safety by motivating eligible inmates to take responsibility fortheir own rehabilitation and work to prepare themselves to be productive members of the community upon theirrelease.

EVALUATION OF CONSISTENCY AND CONIl'ATIBILITY WITH EXISTING STATE REGULATIONS(Gov. Code § 11346.5(a)(3)(D))

The Department must evaluate whether the proposed regulations are inconsistent or incompatible with existingState regulations. Pursuant to this evaluation, the Department and the Board performed a search of Title 15Divisions 2 and 3 and has determined these proposed regulations are not inconsistent or incompatible with-existingregulations within CCR, Title 15, Division 2 and Division 3.

STATUTORY. REQUIREMENTS, IF ANY, SPECIFIC TO AGENCY.{Gov. Code § 11346.5(a)(4))N/A

LOCAL MANDATE DETERMINATION (Gov. Code § 11346.5(a)(5))

This action imposes no mandates on local agencies or school districts, or a mandate which requires. reimbursementof costs or savings pursuant to Government Code Sections 17500 - 17630.

FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENTS OF COST OR SAVINGS FOR THE FOLLOWING(Gov. Code § 11346.5{a)(b)):

• Cost to any local agency or school district requiring reimbursement: None

• Cost ar savings to any state agency: Cost: Fiscal Year 2016-17 $0,

Fiscal Year 2017-18 $5.7 Million and Fiscal Year 2018-19 $59 Million.

• Cost or savings in federal funding to the state; ~ None

• Other nondiscretionary cost or savings imposed on local agencies: None

TECHNICAL, THEORETICAL, OR EMPIRICAL STUDIES, REPORTS, OR DOCUMENTS RELIEDUPON (Gov. Code. § 11346.1(b)(2)):

1. Official Voter Information Guide, Proposition 57, November 8, 2016 Election.

http://vatcr~uide.sos.ca. c~ v/en/propositions/57/argmnents-rebuttals.htm

2. Governor's Budget Summary for Fiscal Year 2017-2018 -Public Safety.

htt~//www.ebuc~ e~ca.~.7ov/2017-18/pdt%Bud~etSummary/PublicSafet~pdf

3. Report Filed with Three Judge Panel Regarding Non-Violent Second Striker Process.

http:/iwww.ccicr.ca. ~ovlNews/docs131F-Dec-20141State%27s-report-on-new-parole-process-for-noel-violent-

second-strike-inmate s. udf

4. 2015 Outcome Evaluation Report-CDCR Office of Research.http://www.cdcr.ca.~ov/Adult Research Branch/Research Documents/2015 Outcome Evaluation Report $-

25-2016_pdf

5. .Three-Judge Court Order Granting in Part and Denying in Part the State's Request for an Extension of thePopulation Reduction Deadline.

http;//www.cdcr.ca. ~;ov/N ews/does/3~p-Feb-2014/Three-Judge-Caurt-order-2-20-2014. pdf

6. -Short History of Credit Earning ̀ 101' Programs in California{see below).--- -

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2920 Effective 1.941 {ei11 sentences ire IrrcteRermtrtafe)Tha Adufi Flzathority granted credits for Inma#es basecS upon wecommon¢ation~ frgm ttieO~N~HmesnY of Carr~atia'fna

3046 Effective 294Y (l it e~3+ Q.eredii e~rntnE; for 1 y4em to 4.Ife some_«cam

2932 @f1"accive 7/cEj~.917 (c#etermtn rta) a< ~i1j9/1.948.{1.:58e.2Syo8ir:#o l~iYaYndetermtnw~ts sentences}* 33.3 p6rca nt oar~~f ~~F;9.Kl~flaat¢ci ejs 6tfhavi ~-sK $ri[S.PHrtROip0Y143t CYb[lTCS

29.33 ~ftecttve y./2/x»ssa {tea>--rn~ oav) <En~ieie sue end d~xarminate sentences}One dny of ~ddlt o ~i c-rcait io...,vcry actuAt dtsy seru~d in stake Ptisot~

2938.5 EfficctSvn 1,l.1/199].. {life and cfec,~rmtnc+te sentertaas)'p Gr~dit carnlFlg when aeezr~in~, ~ tarsi for se felony 11sY~d r.~ndar Lh9~ erection wltE~ t'Wa or mor~.prio~}?risen tFsrms f~DY tkfDCe.Specifled otfc~nsc*s

298.6 Eff~ctive 1f 1f 1:493 (life tsnd dctcrmir~ate sentcrttes).. 6 prvd~t caarning when housed In c+ _Security Noun~n~'ndmintsYr~tWs Sage$attars Urslt duo to a

dtsclPttnary Rules Vfo2utioe'~ Repo~Y2933.6 EHective 1J25J2QZ,0 axpandeC to ~nc~u~e (alto and dgtermtnate sentencosy

O cretllt e~rn+ng when txousotl in w 5c+cur~ey Housing/Admin3~tr~~ive Segre~,etirrn Unit due io gangaf#iltraUan.

66Z(b}{ty13.70.,1~ EYfscffve 3fT/199A tSecond Stri1<er2 {ifie andd.~t~rml~~ate seManees}~fJ ~¢raorit «samtrt~ ~:5. deY crf adaltrona~ o.edit for every q.€~otuoi days s«rw~d

68T(b}{I}lS,17p-12-E'(#ecCii`t33EfS;p/2px,4:(Scaond Strlkar- tletarrninato stpntc~cau)« 33.8 pctrcent earnttyg~: f~~ »ota-viatettSC Second Strfl«y~~ (excluding PQ.290 sex re~Jstrmhts) _- S day of

additionvl credi! for every 2 z~ctuai dr~y~ sorved p~xrsuranC.ta Federal.Gau r4 CJrcier6g?{b}ji)/1S70.S2 Effecxive S/7/i39.i.(7'Y~ird..btriker - I..ife}

~.CY4C~~2 ~c'1Yf5YY1~, Fi60{T/t V5. $.Cpf/B.{.~~~$) .35 Cal. f6fa'j'J.Q'n'. ~.'L~7

~933.i Effectivc.9/2Y./S99<i (v aunt offenders puf sr~ei~t Yo f'C 8{37.5{¢){I[f6 and dstsrminata gentences}15 H@rtcent eerntng ~ 1 daY of addil{onai crcdtt for every S.&6 actual days served

664(f} Effective 11~/~.988 (life)b cradit ~arrìng far pes rsons aonvtated Of attam{ated murtler. of a poeae bYticer or fFretlghter..

2933.2 Effective 6/3J1598 (LifcsjO aredlt earttin~ for porson~ aonvlcEect q~f muMcr

2933 3 Ef#ecYive ~„/2/~043 {kwn far one) (det~rmin~to ~~pf~~cH~~)2 days of additional credit for sv~ry actual Uay scrrvod at a cpnservatlon camp

2933.8 E(f,~ct7ve 2/2B/2014 expanded to include (determinate seniances)2 clays of ~UdikSo~sl credit for every actuei day s~tvacl a# forestry Traintn~ Pro~+âm and inst(tutianfFreflghtera

i v~,p~e1

California Code of Regulations, Title 15, Division 3, Adult Institutions, Programs anal Parole

Chapter Y. Rules and Regulations of Adult Operations and Programs

Article 3.5 Credits.

Section 3043..Credit Earning.

(a) Generat. Inmates are expected to work or parCicipate in rehabilitative programs and activities to

prepare for their eventual return to society.' :Inmates who comply with the rebulations ~~xd rules of the

departme~lt and ~erforn~ the duties assigned to him or her shall be eligible to earn Gaod Conduct

Credit as set forth in section 30432 below. In addition, inmates who. participate in approved

rehabilitative programs and activities shall be eligible to earn Milestone Co~ripletit~n Credit,

Rehabilitative Achievement Credit, a~~d Cc~ucational Merit ~redit'as set forth in sections 3043.3,

3Q43.4 and 343.5 C3elUw. The award of these credits, as well as Extraordinary Conduct Credit as .set

forth in section 3()43.6 below, shall advance an inmate`s release date if sentenced to a deteriniilate

term or advance ~~n inmate's initial parnle`hearing date pursuant to st3bdivisiUn (a)(2) of section 3Q41

of t11e Penal Cade if sentenced to an indeterrninat~ term with .the possibility of parole. Inmates why

dc~ nc~t compl}~ with the re~ulatic>ns ai~►d rules of the department car ̀ who do not perform the duties

assigned to him or her shall ~e subject to credit forfeiture as provided in this article.'

(b) inmate Panic iF~atic~a~ in Credit Earning Programs and Activities. All eligible inmates shall have a

reasonable c~p~ort~ulity to participate in credit earning progra►ns and activities in a manner consistent

with the availability cif staff, spa~~, and` resources,' as well as tl~e unique safety and security

considerations of each prison. No credit shall beàwarded far ̀incarnplete,'partial, or unsatisfactory

participaCic~n i~1 credit eara~in~~ programs ~r activities described its this article or for diplomas, degrees,

or certificates that c;a~~not be verified al~cr die dili~encc by department staff.

(c) Release Date. Restriction. Under iao circumstance shall an inmate be awarded credit or knave credit

restc~~-ed by tl~e department which aclvailces the date of his or her release to a date less than 60

calendar clays from the awart•d ̀car restoration of such credit.

(d) Participation by Inmates Nc~t,~sed In A bifferent Jurisdictit~n. Inmates serving criminal sentences

under California law but housed in a different j~~risdictian, including t}i~ose participating in the

Western Interstate Cc~i•rections Campact,'the Interstate Corrections Compact Agreement, o~• in a

facility administered by t1~e California Depart~rrei~t of'State I~Iospitals ~r by the Federal Bureau of

Prist~ns, nre eligible tc~ participate in C:~ood Conduct Credit, Educational Merit Credit, ~r

Extraordinary C;anduct C~rec~it as described in this article,' subject to'tl~e criteria set forth in subsection

{b) above.

Note:.Authority cited: CaL C:onst., art. 1, sec. 32(b}; and Sections 5054 aiid 5058, Penal ̀C~de.

Reference: Cal. Const., art. I, sec. 32(x)(2}; and Section 3041, Penal Code.

Section 3043.1. Pre-Sentence. Credit.

Credit applied prior tc~ sentencing is awarded by the sentencing court .pursuant to sections 29~O.1;

29 0.5, 2933.1, and 40I ~? of the Penal Cade.

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Note: Au~hc~rity.cited: Cal. Cazlst., at-~. 1, sec. 32((~}; and Sections 505 and 5 58, Penal Cody.

Keferellce: Cal. Const., art. 1, sec. 32(a)(2); and Sec;tinns 2900.1, 2900.5, 2933.1 a~Id 4019, f'eilal

Code.

Section 3043.2. Good Conduct Credit.

(a) Tlie award of Gaod Conduct Ct-edit regtures that an inmate comply with the rules ai d regulatio~~s

of a prison and perform the duties assigned an a regular and satisfactory basis.

(b} Notwithstanding any other az~thority to award or limit credit, effective; May 1, 20 (7, tl~e award of

Good Conduct Credit shall advance an inmate's release date if sentenced to a determinate term oi-

advance a~i inmate's initial parole hearing date pursuant to subdivision (a}(2} c~'s~ctic~n 30~ 1 of the

Penal Code if sentenced to an indeterminate term with the passibility of parole pursuant to the

following schedule:(1} Na credit shall be awarded to an inmate sentenced to death ar a term of life witl~aut the possibility

of parole;..(2) One day ofi ca~edct for every four days of incarceration (20%) shall be awarded to an inmate

serving a determinate ot• indeterminate term f'or a violent felony as defined i~~ Penal Code section

667.5, subdivision (c), unless the inmate qualities under paragraph (4)(B) belc~~v or is statutorily

eligible fc~r greater credit pursuant to the provisions of ~1.rticic 2.5 (comm~ncin~~ with section 2930}

of Chapter 7 of Title I of Part 3 of the Penal Code;

(3) One day of credit fir every two days of incarceration (33.3%) s11a11 be awarded to an inmate

sentenced under the Three Strikes Law,. Penal Code section 1174.] 2, sl~bdivisi~n (c}, oc section 667,

subdivisions (c} or (e}, whc~ is not serving a term, for a violent felony as defi~~ed ire 1'r;nal Code section

667.5, subdivision (c}, Linless the inmata is serving a deteri~aina~e sentence and quali~~s under•

paragraph (5)(Q) below;(4) One day of credit for every day of incarceration (54%) shill be awarded ta:

{A) An inmate not otherwise identified in paragraphs (1 j-(3} a~c~v~; or

(B} An inmate serving a determinate term for a violent felony ~s defined iii Penal C'~adc section 667.5,

subdivision (c), after the inmate has camplet~d the requisite training to b~ assigned to a Department

of Forestry and Fire Pr~tectian fit-e camp or as a firefighter at a C7epartrnent of Cart•ections and

Rehabilitation fiirel~ouse; or

(S) Two days of credit far every day of iiacarcer~tion (66.6%) shall 6e awarded to:

(~) An inmate eligible to earn day-for-day credit (50%) pursuatlt to pat•a~;raph (4}(~) above who is

assibiied to Minimum A .Custody or Minimum B Custody pursuant to section 3371.1; car

(t3} ~z1 inmate, serviia~ a determinate ~et~tence wl~c~ is not serving; a term for a violent felony as

defined iii Penal Code section 667.5, subdivision (c), after tite inmate has completed the requisite

trainii~~ to be assigned to a Department of Forestry and Fire Protection fire camp or as a tirotighter at

a Department ~f Corrections and. Rehabilitation firehouse;.

(c) Credit Forfeiture and R~staration. Good Conduct Credit shall be fiorfeited in whale-day

increanents upon placeme~~t in azero-credit wot~k groap pursuant to subsections (b){4} ~or (b)(6) of

section 3044 or a finding of guilt of a serious rule violation in ~~ccardance with section 3323.

Forfeited credit under this section shall be restored if the disciplinary aeti~n is reversed pursuant to

an administrative appeal or court of law. Forfeited credit. may also be restarcti in accordance with

article 5.5 of Subchapter 4 at Chapter 1 of Division 3 of Title l5 of the California Code of

Regulations.


Nate: Authority cited:. Cal. Const., art. 1, sec. 32(b); and Sections 5054 and 505$, Penal Code.

Reference: CaL Const., .art. 1, sec. 32(a)(2); and Sections 667, 667.5, 1170.2, 2930 and 3041, Penal

Code.

Section 3043.3..Milestone Completion Credit.

(a) The award o1' Milestone Completion Credit requires t11e achievement of a distinct objective of

approved rehabilitative. probrams, including academic programs, substance ̀ abuse treatment

programs, social life skills programs, Career Technical Education programs, Co nnive Behavioral

Treatment p~•ogran~s, .Enhanced Outpatient Program group module treatment .programs, or other

approved programs with sirr~iiar demonstrated rehabilitative qualities.

(b) Milestone Completion Credit for General Education Development (GED), Tesi of Adult Basic

Ed~rcatian (TAE3E), and Comprehensive Ad~~lt Student Assessment System (CASAS) achievements

shall nog he awarded to ilir~nates already possessing a GI L?, high school diploma, high scilo~l

equivalency, or college de~re~.

(c}Notwithstanding ~iiy other authority to award ar limit credit, effective August 1, 2017, all inmates

el ~ibLe .for Goad Cc~nci~~ct Credit .pursuant to section X043.2 shall be eligible for Milestone

Completion Credit pursti~ant tc~ this section. Tl1e av~ar~i of lt~Eilestane Complet'rata Credit shall advance

an inmate's release date ii senCenced tp a determinate tek-i~i ~r ac~v~rtce an inmate's initial parole

hearing date pursuant to subdivision ~a)(2} of section 30~ 1 of .the Penal Mode if sentenced to an

indeterminate te~•m with the possibility of parole. Milestone Co~npletiou Credit shall be awarded in

increments o#' not less than one week, but na mare than twelve weeks ii1 a twelve-month peri~c~.

Milestone Coinpletio►i Credit earned in excess of t11is limit shall. be awarded to the inmate oil his r~r

her ne:~t credit anniversary, defined as one vea~• afrter the inmate cc~~r~pletes his or her iii-st Milestone

Cornpleti~n Credit prt~grnm,.and each year ther~eat~er. :Upon release from prison, oily excess credit

under this section shall be deemed ~~oid. If instead an ininate~ completes one term a»d ii~~mediately

begins serving a, consecufiive teri~n, a~1y excess credit awarded under this section shall be applicci to

that corrsecutive;term. t~~~e rn~eek is equiv~le~~t to seven {7) eafenda~• days.

(d) A Milestone ~:ampletion Credit Schedule (REV 3117), approved by the Director of the Division

oC Adult Institutions under the direction of the Secretary and in conjunction with the Directnr of the

Divisran of Rehabilitative I'ro~rams and :the Undersecretary of ~-Iealth Care Services. 'rs hereby

incc~rpc~rated dry reference. The schedule identifies all of tll~~ approved Milesl;one C:ompletio~7 Credit

programs, the cc~rrespollding credit reduction fir successful completion of each ~rogf-~m, and

whether the progr~~n may be,repeated far credit.

(e} :Performance .:criteria far .the award of Milestone Completion Credit include the mastery or

understanding ofi curse curriculum by the inmate as demonstrated by completion of assignments,

instructor evaluation, at~d standardized testing, In 1 iee~ of the above periiarmance criteria, Enhanced

Outpatient.Pro~;ram participants, Developmentally Disabled Arogram participants, and participants in

an approved mental health inpatien~t,prograz», excludin~~ those in a ~1~ent31 health crisis bed, ii~~iy he

awarded. credit ~ind~r this section by successfully completing sched~Eed. structured therapeutic

activities in accord~,~lce with their mental health treatment plan or, if applicable, their

llevelopmentally, i~isabled Program group ass ~nlr~ent, in the; foll~win~ incre~rrents: nne week of

credit (the equivale~~t Uf seven calendar days) far every 60 ho~~rs completed up to a maximum of six

weeks of credit for360 hours completed ii1 a twelve-lnontll peric~cl.

{f) W ithin; tin (1(~} business days of completion of an approved credit earning program under this

section, the instructor shall verify co►npletion of the program in the departmelit's information


technology system. Within ten (10) additional busiiaess days, a d~sig~lated system approver shall

verify the itimaCe's eligibility fc~r such credit. The Chief o~f' Mental I~-iealth at each institution shall be

responsible far verifying and awarding credit to Enhanced Outpatient t'rogram ~~articipants.

(~) Credit Forfeiture atici Restoration. Milestone Completion Credit shall be fc~rf~iCed in whale-day

increments upan a finding of guilt of a serio~is rule violation in accordance with section 3323, only

after all Goad Conduct Credit is exhausted. Forfeited credit under tihis sec~ian sl~~ll be restored i~f the

disciplinary action is reversed pursuant to an admi►Zistrative appeal or curt «flaw.

Note: Authority cited: CaL Const., art. 1, sec. 32(b); and S~.ctians 5054 and 505$, Penal Code.

Reference: Cal. Const., art. 1, sec. 32(a}(2); and Sections 2933.05 and. 3(?4l, Penal Code.

Section 3043.4. Rehabilitative Achievement Credit.

{a) 7'he award of Rehabilitative Achievement Credit requires verified aftendanc~: and satisfactory

participation in approved group or individual activities which promote the educational, behavioral, ~r

rehabilitative development of an inmate. To qualify for credit under this section, the purpose,

expected benefit, program materials; and nl~mberslvp criteria of each pr~pased activity, as well as

any affiliations with organizations or individuais outsideof the depat~tment, must be pre-approved by

the institution. The meeting freque~lcy and location of each activity shall only he approved ender safe

and secure conditions. Inmate ~~C~IC1~Jclttdil in such activities shall be cc~ilsistc~nt with his ar her•

custodial classification, work group assignir~ent, privilege group, and ether safet}j and security

considerations.(b) Notwithstanding any other authority to award or limit credit, effective t~;tl~;c~sl 1; ~O17 all inmates

eligible for Gt~od Conduct Credit pursuanC to section 3043.2 sl~tall be eligible f~c~r Rehabilita~iv~

Achievement Credit pursuant to this section. The award of Rehabilitative Achieveanent Credit shall

advance an inmate's release date if sentenced to a determinate term or aciva~lce an inmate's initial

parole hearing date pursuant to subdivision (a}(2) of sectiai~ 3041 of the Penal Cade if' sentenced to

an indeterminate term with the possibility of parole. Rehabilitative Achievenl~nt Credit shall b~

awarded in the following increments: one week of credit for evat-y 52 hours o~I` participation in

approved rehabilitative activities up to a maximum of four weeks of credit for 208 hours o~

participation in a twelve-month period. Rehabilitative Achievement Credit' earned in excess of this

limit during a single year (which "shalt commence after the inmate cc~mplet~s his or her first 52 hours

of such activities and each year thereafter} shall ' be deemed void. Upon release from prison, any

excess credit under this section shall also be deemed void: One week is equivalent to 7 calex~clar days.

(c) Udder the direction oflhe Secretary and in coiljuncti~n with the Director vt`the l~ivisic~n of Adult

Institutions, every Warden shall periodically (but no' less than once per calendar year} issue a

separate loco[ rule i~~ compliance with subdivision (c) of section SQ58 o~t the Penal Cade f'or each

particular prison ar other corr~ctiona) facility identifying the Rehabilitative achievement Credit

activities which comply with subsection (a}'and are approved at that location.

(d) Within ten (10) business days o~f c~ornpleting 52 hours o~ a~prc~ved activity under this section,

staf'F designated by the Warden at each inst7tuCinn shalt verify tl~~ inrx~ate's catnpletion cif tl~e hour

necessary for this credit, confirm the inmate's eligibility to receive this`credit; and ensure the credit is

awarded to the inmate in the department's information tecllrl~lo~y system.('e} Credit Forfeiture and Restoration RehabiliCative Achievement Credit shall be f'orf~eited in whnle-

day increments upon a finding of guilt of a serious rule violation in accard~rnce' with section 3323,

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only after all. Goad G~~nduct Gredit is exhausted. Forfeited credit under this section shall be res~c~r~d

if the disciplinary action is reversed pursuant to an administrative appeal or coin of law,

Note: Autho~~ity cited: CaL Ca1~st., art. 1, sec. 32(b); and Sections 5054 and 5058, Per1a1 Cade.

Reference: Gal. Cc~nst., aft. 1, sec. 3Z(a){2); and Section 3041, Penal Code.

Section 3443.5. Educational Merit Credit.

(a) The award of Educational Merit Credit requires the achievement of a .significant academic

accomplishi~nent which will provideinmateswithlife-longrehabilitative bene~ts.Speci~cally,the

achievement of a high school diploma (nr its equivalent}, a collegiate degree (at the associate,

hachelc~r, or pt~st-~raduatelevel}, or a professional ce~-tific~te as an Alcohol and Drug Counselor shall

entitle an inmate tc~ the benefits of this credit.

(b) Notwithstanding any. other authority to award or limit. credit, effective August 1, 2017, all inmates

eligible for Gc~c~d ~:'onduct Credit pursuant to section 3043.2 shall be eli~'rble for Educational Merit

C~•edit pursuant. tc~ this section. "I"he sward of Educational Merit Credit shall advance an inmate's

release date i~ se~lt~nced t~ a determinate .term or advance an inmate's initial parole hearing date

pursuant to subdivision (a)(2) of section 3041 of the Penal Code if sentenced to an indeterminate

term with tl~e ~ossilail Cy of parole. Educational Iv~erit Credit shall. be awarded in the increments s~

forth in the schedule b~lor~v upon demonstrated camplet'tan of the corresponding diploma; certificate,

ar degree:

Category Description Credit

1 High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent 90 days

Offender Mentor Certification Program {alcohol

2 and other drug counselor certification recognized l$0 c!a sand approved by the California Department of y

Health Care Services

3 Associate of Arts or Science Degree 180 days

4 Bachelor of Arts or Science Degree 180 Days

5 Post-Graduate Degree l $O days

(c} Credit fc~r each category listed in subsection (b} above shall only be awarded 'once to an inmate

u~c~n prof the di}~loma, certificate, ~r degree was c~nfe~~red during the inmate's current teen of

incarceration, Educational IVIerit Credit shall not lie awarded. for ~i1 Associate, Bachelor, or Post-

Graduate degree unless the inmate earned at .least 50 percent of the units necessary for that degree

while >ervin`~ leis oi~ her current term, the c~~;gree was conferred by a regionally accredited institution,

and the inmate arra~7bed fc~r an official, sealed copy of their transcript to be sent by the educational

ins~itutic~n directly to the Principal at the inmate's i~istitution. Such degrees earned before August 1,

2017, but during an inmate's current term of incarce~•ati~n shall be eligible for credit.

(d) Within 30 calendar days of receiving documentation from an inmate indicating completion cif an

educational Merit Credit, during the inmate's current term of incarceration, department staff shall

verify completion of the diploma, certificate, ar degree in the department's information technology

system.

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(e) Upan release from prison, any excess credit under this section shall be deemed void. If' i~lstead an

irunate completes oiie term and immedial:ely begins serving a consecutive term, any excess ecedit

shall be applied to 1:hat consecutive team.

(:~-) Credit F'oi•Feiture. Educational Merit Credit shall not be forfeited due tc~ disciplitlary action.

Nate: Authority cited: Cal. Const., aid:. 1, sec. 32(b), and Sections 5 _54 and 5058, C'enal Cade.

Reference: CaI. Const., art. 1, sec. 32(a)(2); and Section 3041, Penal Cade.

Section 3043.6. Extraordinary Conduct Credit..

(a) Notwithstanding any other authority to award or limit credit, ef~ect'rve August t, 2417, the

Director of the Division of Adult Institutions, under the direction of the Secretary, may award u~a to

12 months of Extraordinary Conduct~Credit to any inmate wha has perfari~ned a 1leroic act i17 a lif~e-

threatening situation or who has provided exceptiorlaf assistance iii maintaining the safety and

security of a prison, in accoi~danee with sr~bsection (d)(3)(G) ofi section 3376 or• subsection (d)(5) cif'

seetic~n 3376.I . No er~dit shall be awarded to an inmate sentenced t~ death ~r a fierm cif' life without

the passibility aCparole.(h) The award of such credit s11a11 advance the inmate's z•etease date if' sentel~ced to a determinate

e~rm or advance the inmate's nrtial parole Rearing date pursuant to subdivision (a)(2) o~"section 3011

of the Pe~~al Code if sentenced to an indetermi~late term wit11 the possibility of ~aarole.

(e) Upo►1 release from prison, any excess credit under this secti~tl shall be deemed void. lf'i~istead aninmate completes oile term and immediately begins serving a consecutive term, any exe~ss credit

shall be apptied to that consecutive term.(d) Credit f orfeiture, Extraordinary Conduct Credit shall not he forfeited due; to disciplinary action.

Note: Authority cited: CaL Const , art. 1, sec. 32(b); and Sections 5O54 and 505$, Pend C+~de.

Reference: Cal. Const., art. 1, sec. 32(a)(2); and Sections 2935 and 3Q41, Penal Cade.

Section 3043.7. Special Assignments.

(a) Special assignments include:

(1 } Inmate advisory council. The positiUns of chairperson ~~~d s~cretaty of an institution's inmate

advisory council may be full-time p~sitians in Work Group A-1 .(2) Prerelease pragrain. Assignment to an ~p~aroved full tine pre-release pr~~;ram shall qualify as full

time assignment in Wnrk Group A-l.(3) Any Reentry Nul~ program assignment shall qualify as a fill time assignment ire Wcirk Group

A- l .(b) Medical/psychiatric inpatient hospitalization (29 calendar clays or less). Inmates cietermineci bymedical/psychiatric staff t~ need shirt-term inpatient care s11a11 retain their existing credit earning

category. inmates requiring . longer periods of 111pc~~1011Y care sha(1 be referred by the atitending

physician/psychiatrist to a classification committee. The classification committee shall confiri~~ the

inmate's unassi~;i~ed inpatient category and change the inanate's work/training ~rc~~ip status as f~llnws:(l) General population inmates shall be placed in Work Group A-?, effective the thirtieth day cif

unassignment. f(2) Segregation inmates who are in Work Group A-1 or B shall he placed in Work Croup D-1,

effective the first day of placement into Admi~~istrative Segregation.(3) Segregation inmates in Work Group D-1 or D-2 shall retain their Work Ciraup status.


(c) Long term irie~.iica]/psychiatric unassigned status. In cases where the health condition necessitates

that .the .inmate becomes medically unassigned for 30 calendar days ar more, the physician shall

specifiy an anticipated date the inmate may returxl to work. The classification comniitt~e shall review

the inmate's medical or psychiatric unassigned status and change the inmate's Wark Group statics as

follows:(~j An .inmate in the .general population shall be changzd to Work Group A-2, involuntary

unassigned, tc~ be effective the thirtieth day of unassignment.

(2) An inmate in a lockup unit wht~ is in Work Group A-1 or B shall be changed to Work Group D-1

t~ be effective the first. clay of placement into Administrative Segrebatior~.

(3) An i~unate ii1 a lockup unit ~vho is in Wank group D-1 or D-2 shall be retained in their respective'

Work Group.(d) ~Medicalipsyclliatric health care status determination:

(1) When an inmate has a t3isal~ility that limits leis/her ~bllity tc~ participate in a work, academic,

Career '1"echnica( ~;ducatic~n program or other such program. medic~Upsychiatric stat~'shall document

the nature, severity, and expected duratio~l of the inmate's (imitations on ~ CDC [~orm 1?8-C (Kev.

1/96), Chrono-Medical,, Psychiatric, ,Dental. The ~iledic~f/psychiatric sta~I'I~ shall not make program

assignment r•ecomir~~ndations qr d~cisic~ns on the torrn..The GDC Form 128-C shall then be

I'orw~rdeci to the i~~ma~e's assigned correctional counselor ~ti~h~ will schedule the ilimate Ic~r ~

classification committee r~;view. 'I~he classifieatioil co»~mittec sha11 f~ave the sole responsibility fore

making program assiartlnent ai~c~ t~voek groin status decisions. Qased on the inl-ormation of the CDC.

I~orrn i 28-C and working; in coniunet'ion tivith starf~ frc~rn the a1=f~ecteci work area; academic./Career•

Technical Ed~rcatit~n prc~gi-aln, and the Inmate Assignment Lieutenant, the classification committee

shad evaluate the inmate's ability t~ pa~~tieipate in work,. academic, Greer '1'eehiiical Ed~icatioi~

program, or other programs anti snake a determination of the ia~mate's program assi~nn~ent and work

group status,{2) C~n1y when flee inmate's clocul~~ented limit~~tiorls sire such that the inmate, even with reasonable

aecvminodation. is ..unable tc~ perform the essential functions of any work, academic, Career

1"echnic~t Education car other sticl~ program. will the inmate he placed in one of'the two following

categories by a classification committee:

(A) Temporary medical/psychiatric unassi~ilment, Except as provided in .section 30~3.7(e)(2)(A),

when a disabled it~inate is ~.anat~le tc~ pa1-ticipate in any work, academic, Career• ̀~l~~echnica( L;ducation

program ter other prngra~n, even ti-vitl~ re~sc~nable accoinmod~ti~7n. because ~fi a me~dic~lly

d~:terminahlc physical car it~ental impairment that is e~~ected to last f~~r less than sip n~ic~nths, the

elassific~~tion carnmitte~ shall. place the inmate can temporary medical/psychiatric unassignment.

Inmates on tcmporaiy;medical/psychiatric unassigninent status shall be scheduled for classiiicatioi7

revie~~~ any time there is a cl~a~t~e in his/lee physicalM~ent~~1 impairilient oc no less than every six

rrionths fear t•e~valt~ation. ~!'lle credit earning status oaf' an inmate on lempor~ary medical/psychi~trie

unassi~nmenY for less thin six months shat! be in accordance ~~~ith section 30~4(b)(2), Worl: Groin

A-2. If the inmate's condition lasts sia ii~onths and the classification comn~ikiee sills cannot assi~~n thy.

inmate due to 1lislher iznpait-ment, the credit earning status shall be charged tc be in accordance with

section 3044(b){~}, Wank Group A-i and appropriate privilege group retroactive to the first day of

the temporary medical/psyc~aiatr~ic unassi~nment.

{B) Medically disabled. When air inmate is unable to participate in any assigned work, academic,

Career Technical ~;ducation program, or other such.. program activity,. evezl with reasonable


accommodation, because of a medically determiilabl~ physical or mental im}~airm~ilt that is expected

to result in death or last six months or more; the classification committee shall }lace the inmate on

medically disabled status. The inmate credit earning status shall be in accordance with section

3044(b)(1), Work Group A- l and Privilege Group A.

(e) Medical/psychiatric special assignments:

(1) C.ight duty: inrnaties clet~rmined to have Tong-t~r~n medical oc psychiatric work limitations shall

be processed in the Iollawing ma~u~er:(A} A medical or psychiatric evaluation of the inmate shall be n1ad~ to determine the ~;xtent of

disability and to delineate capacity to perform tivot•k and training progra~~ns Tor either a f~u1l or partial

workday. If the inmate is deemed capable ofonly a partial work program, full credit shall he awarded

For participatiatl in such a program.(IB) A classification committee shall review t11~ evaluation and determine t11e ininat~`s assignment.

1. A committee concurring with an evaluation's light duty recommendation shall refer the matter to

the facility`s assignment office which shall attempt to provide an assignment within the inmate's

capabilities. Inmates assigned to such light duty shall be scheduled for semi-annual review.

2. A committee disagreeing with an evaluation's 1igl~t duty recoi~nmendation shall refer the mati~ter

back to elleinedical department, describingthe differezlceofopinio~l car rationale f~t•reques~ting a

second medical eval~iat an. If the committee disagrees with the second medie~l evaluation it shall

refer the matter to the institution elassific~tion oommi~te~ for final determination.

(2) Short-term medical/psychiatric lay-in or unassignmeilt. Inmates who are ill or otherwise require a

medicallpsychiatric lay-in or u~lassignment far 29 days or less shall be processed in the following

manner:(A~ Only designated medical/psychiatric stafF are authorized to approve such ]ay-ins ̀ and

unassignments. Reasons for tihe approval and the expected date ofreturn to their regular assignme~~t

shall be documented by the medical/ps.ychiatric staff making the clee,isic~n.

(B) inmates shall notify their wark or training sLip~rvisar t~f'tllei~r la~~-in or unassi~nment stialus. The

work ot• training; supervisor shall record each day of the inmate's approved aUsence as an "~"'.

(C} Medical/psychiatric staff determining an inmate should continue on lay-i~1 or unassigned status

for more than 29 days shall refer the case to a classification committee.

(D) The inmate shall continue tc~ use ETO time while on short-term ineciical/psychiatric lay-i» car

unassigned status.(f) 4n-the jol~ injuries. ~Che chief medical officer shall document inmate injuries occurring on tl~e job.

With the exception of inmates assigned to Watk. Group F, such injured inmates s11a11 retain their

existing work group status until i~nedically approved to return to theie work assignment. inmates

assigned fo Work G~•oup F shall revert to Work Group A-1 effective ~n 1he date tl~e chief medical

c~Fficer detiermines the on-the-job injury excluct~s the iilrr~~te from conservation camp placement

providing the chief medical ~f~icer's exclusion determination is within 29 days following the date of

the inmate's removal from the 'conservation campàssigninent. If the chiel`medic~l officer's exclusion

detiermination is not witfiin 29 days following the date of the inmate's removal from the ca~lservation

camp assignment,' the inmate sha11 revert 'to Wack Graup A-1 effective the 30th day following tike

date of t}~e inmate's removal fioim the conservation camp assignment.

(g) Medical or psychiatric treatment categories "I-I", "I", and "N". An inmate assibned to category

``N", "I' ar "N" is not capable of perf'ormin~ a work or training assignme»t and shall, except where'

otherwise prohibited by law, be placed in Work G~•oup A-1.

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(h) I~e~ai-tmet~t of Mental I-IeaIth {DMH) Penal bode (PC) sections 1364, 2684 and 2b90 placements.

An<inmate transferred to DM1-i pursuant to PC: sections 136 , 2684 or 2690 shall be placed in a work

group as provided in s~ctian 3043.8(b).

Nate: Authority rated: Section 5Q58, Penal C"ode. Reference: Sections 2933,'2933.05, 2933.3, 2933.6,

5054 and 546 ,Penal Cade.

Section 3U43.$. Impact of Transfer on Credit Earning.

(a) Non-adv~:rse transfers,

{7) A nc>n-adverse transfer• is movement of an inmate to a less restrictive institution or program where

the se-c~,rity level is the sane or i~we~-, moveme~~~ tt~ a secure perimeter fro~l a nc~n-secure camp or

C~evel 1 (ivlinimu~7~ Support Facilit~~) ~ettin~~ by o►~der of the prison administration tòt` non-ac9verse

reasons or transfers ~It'oi71 reception centers.

(2) With the ~xceptic~n ~~1~ inmates assi~iled to Wori: (Jroup F, ail il~mate transferred for no~~-adverse

reasons shall retain ~~heit• work and privilege group st~ati~s. Inmates assigned to 11Vark Group F' shall

revert t<~ ~~Vorl~ C~rc~up A-1 effective ttie date re~nc~ved from camp car insC tutian ire ~gh~er

~S51~11171CI11.

(3) ~~ith the c:xceptian af` inmates assigncc! purs~~a,nt to subsections 3040.2(f){2) and 3040.2{~(4~, an

inmate in a work assi~l~ment.at the sending institution shall'be placed on an existing waiting lisi;àt

t}~e receiving institutio~l. I~~' eligible, inmates can waiCing lists a~t sending institutions shall be merged

into the receivin~~ institi~ti«~1's wait~n~ }ist based on credit earning status, cele~sc date, and thel~;ngtfi

o~~~time they have. spent ~~n the seiiciin~ il~stitution's waiting list. Inmates ~~ho are day-for-clay eligible

per Pend Code sect~iot~ 2933 shall be biven priority (-or assignment with the e~ceptiUn of Senate Bill

{SI3) b18 1'artioipants wl~o, ~~s det~ined in s~cti~an 3000. pursuant to the provisions cif subsection

3077.3(b)(1), and subject to the provisX~ns of 3g77.3(t), shell he placed at the top of an instiiutian's

waiting list and given pt'ic~ri~y for• assignment. Cn~nates shill be l~lerg~ed into the receiving i~lstitution's

waiting list in the tt~iMuwin~~ manner:

{A) I~irSt, SB 61 ~ I'ariicip~lnts. "l~hose S[3 f 1 ~ E~'acticipants having the earliest release date shall be

giv~.n first priorii~.

(I3} Second, tht~sc iilrnat~s wl~o are day-for-day credit eligible, approved for llle pro~tam and are. not

assigt~eci. W'ock Group ,A-2. Inmates eligible to earn credits per I'ei~al Code 5eetion 2933 shall be

given second pri~ri~y i-o~• pl~ceinei~r o~n waiting lists and the inmate with tl2e earliest release date sha11

be given priority.

(C) Third, inmates whc~ are day-for.-day eredif eligible and are already designated Wc~ck Group'A-].

Inmates eligible to earn credits per Pclial Code section 2933 shall he given ncYt priorifiy for

placement c~►~ i~~aitin~~ lists and the' inn-late ~vitll the earliest release date s(lall be ~iveil p►~iority.(U) Fourth. those inmates ~~~ho are not Penal Code secti<~n 2~I33 clay-for-day c7•edit eligible ar~d are

already desig~~ated Wool: Gr~~~rp ~-1, lnmate5 twill be plat-ed on waiting lists based upon the ~~c~rk

group ek~fective date,

(E) FaPth, those inmates who are not Pena( Code section 2933 day-far-day credit eligibly and are not

assigned..Work Group A-2. inmates will lie placed on waiting lists basecj upo~l the work group

effective date.

(4) An ini7~~~e in an OCÌ: approved academic, Career 'l"echnical Education program, or substance

abuse treatment, Cognitive I3ehaviaral Treatment program or Transitions program at the sending

institution shall be placed an the waiting list far the same or similar program, at the yeceiving

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institution if'available. Cfthe rec~iviilg institLrtian`s pro~t•am is unavailable; the inmate shall be placed

on an existirt~ waitiing list at the receiving institution. The it~mat~'s projected release date and the

California Static Risk Assessment (C~RA) as described in Section 376f~.1 shall be the primary

determinants fot• priority placement. Inmates with a CSRA of moderate or High shall take; priority

over those with a low risk assessment. Inmates sflall be ~ner~~d i~n~o the receiving institution's waiting

list based an their CSRA and in accordance with subsection (3} above.

(b) Transfers to Department of Mental Health (DMH).

(1) Penal Code (PC) sections 2684 and 2690 transfers. An inmate tra~isferred to the DMf-1 pursuant to

PC sections 2684 and 2690 is not capable of performing a work ar training assignment. Such an

itvnate shall be classified by the sending facility before the transfer and placed ill Wat•k. Group A-1.

(2) Penal Code section 1364 transfers. An inmate transferred to DMI-I to participate in the v~(untary

experimental treatment program pursuant'. Ca Penal Code section 1364 shall participate in a full-time

credit qualifying work/training assignment in order tc~ earn ~Ful~l workti~~ne credit.

(c} t~dverse transfers.(1) Adverse transfers are defined as a transfer resulting; fresin any in-custody ci~cumet~ted inisbehavic~r

or disciplinary that may ~r may nat have resulted in an inmate`s removal from current program.

(2) If an inmate is removed from a program for adverse reasons and is subsec~uent(y ea~nerated oI°t[1e

charges, the credit earning status shall be designated as though the innate had noC been re~r►ovedfrom the assibnment.(3) Effective on the date of transfer an imnate in Work Group A-1 ~r I~ who ~•eceives an adverse

transfer shall be reclassified to Work Group A-2 by the s~;ndizlg institution. "I'11e inmate shall remain

ia1 Work Group A-2 untit reclassified. by the receiving i~7stitution.

(4) An inmate in Work Group A-2, C ~r D at the time of transfer shall be retained in that group status

until reclassified at the receiving institution.

(d) Reception center or layover status.

(1) Inmates being processed in reception centers, who are ineligible to earn day-f~~i--day credits per

Penal Code section 2933, can be assinned to half-trine assi~;nmentis. Inmates can layt~ver (en r~~utej

status in any institution shall a~1ly be assigned to half=time assignments. Exception to this policy

requires approval t'rom the director, division of adult institutions.

(2) Ate inmate's participatic~~1 ii1 a full or half=tine assig~lment while unde~•going reception center

processing shall be recorded on timekeeping logs. 1'11e inmate's timekeepi~l~ (off shall be cainpleted

by the work supervisor on a daily basis. A copy shall be issued to the inmate upo~i written request.

(e) Special housing unit transfers.(1) Inmates found guilty of'a credit loss offense which could result in a security housing unit (SHU)

determinate terns shall be evaluated for SITU assigmnent by a classi~(ication c~~nmitte~.

{2) Inmates placed in a SHU, PSU, ar in ASU for reasotls specified in sectio~i 3043.4 shall be placed

in workgroup D-2. All other inmates in SHU, I'SU, or ASU shall be placEcl in Work Uroup D-1.

E31VIU inmates shall be placed in the appropriate work~;rQup, as designated by committee. 'The

effective date of both waf~k.groups shall be the ~~irst day of placement into ~1-ItJ, PSU, E3MU or ASU.

(t} Community Correctional Center (CCC) transl-ers. Transfers of inmates ap~~z•oved for a CCC

program are considered non-adverse. With the exception' of inmates assign~c~ tt> Work Group I~,

inmates shall retain their current work group status while en route to a program. Inmates assigned to

Work Group F shall revert 1a Work Group A-1 effective the c{ate re~nove~ from the' camp or

institution fire fighter assignment.

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Note: Authority cited: Section SOSB, Penal Code. Reference: Sections 1203.$,. 13b4, 2684, 2690,

2933, 2933.5, 2933.3,.2933.6, 5054 and 506$, Penal Cade.

Section 3044. Inmate Work Groups.

(a) Full-time and I~al~ dine defined.

(1) Full-time work/training assignme~~ts normally mean eigl3t (8} hours per day on a five day per

week basis, exclusive of meals.

(2) Half-time work/training assignments normally mean four (4) hours per day on a eve day per

week basis. exclusive ofineals.

{b} Consistent with the; provisions cif section 3375, all assignments oi~ reassignments of an ia~mate to a

work group sl~ail be by a classification committee action in accordance with this section.

(1) Work Gaup A-1 (Full-Tin1~. Assignment). ~n inmate willing and able to perform an assignment

on a fiull-time basis sl~~ll b~ ptaced in Work Ciraup A-1. The work day shall not be less than 6S ho~lrs

of wt~rk participation and tl~e .work .week ~~a less- than 32 hours ~f work participation, as designated..

by assignment. Those pragralns requiring an inmate to participate during other than the ►~or~~al

schedule of eight-hours-per-day, five-days-,per-week (e.g., 10-hours-per-day, four-days-per.-week) ar

programs that are scheduled for seven-days-per--week, requiring inmate attendance in shifts (e.g.,

three days of 10 hours and one day of five hours) s~~all be designated as "special assignments" and

require de~artmc~~tal approval prior to implementation. "Special assignment" shall be entered on the

inmate's timekeeping log by tl~e staff supervisor.

(A} any inmate assigned tc~ ~ Rehabilitative Program, to include but not be limited to: Substance

abuse Treatment, Cognitive Behavio~~al Treatment, Transi~ti~ns, ' education, ̀ Carer Technical

Education or arty co~nbir~atio►~ thereof, shall be designated Work Group A-1

{B) ~~~~y 4ombination cif l~nlf tune work assignment, and. aa~y rehabilitative program as described in

suhs~ction (~}above. shah be'clesignated Work Group ~:-I .

{Cj A lull-time ~c~)]~;ge pru~;ran1 may be combined with ahalf-timc work or Career T~chi~ical

Education pragrair~ uc~uatin~ to afull.-time assignment. The college program sha11 consist of 12 units

in credit courses only leading to an associate degree. in two years or a bachelor's de~•~e in four years.'

(L7) ~n inmate dia~,nc~sed by a physician or'psycl~iatrist as totally disabled and therefore incapable of

performing an assignment, sl»11 remain in Work Group A-1 throughout the duration of their total

disability.

(E) An inmate when diagnosed by a physician or psychiatrist as partially disabled shall be assigned

to an assignment within tlhc physical aisd mental capability of the` inmate as determined by the

physician or psychiatrist, unless c1lan~ed ley disciplinary'action.

(2) Work Croup A-2 {Invc~lu~~tarily U~sassi~ned).'An inmate willing but unable to perform irn an

assignment shall be ~iaccd il~ Work Group A-2, if either of the ~'ollowil~g is trice:

(A) The inmate is placed on a waiting list pending availability c~fan assignment.

{B) Tlae unassigned innate is ~waiXin adverse transfer to another institution..

(3) Work Group ~3 (Half=Time Assignmenti). An i~~mate willing andable to perform an assignmentot~

a half-time basis shall b~: placed in Work Group B. Half-ti►ne programs shall narinally consist of an

assignment of four hours per workday, excluding meals, five-days-per-week, or full-time enrollment

it1 college ctmsistin~ of 12 ur7its in credit courses ieadin~ to an associate ar bachelor's degree. The

work day shall be i~~ less thin three hours and the work week no less than I S hours.

{~}) Wark Group C (Disciplinary Unassigned; Zera Credit).


{A) Any inmate who twice refuses to accept assigned housinb, or who ~•eFuses to accept car perform in

an assignmenti, or who is deemed a program failure as defined in section 30 0, shalC ~be placed in

Work Group C far a period not to exceed the number of disciplinary credits forfeited due to the

serious disciplinary infraction(s).

(B) An inmate in this work group shall not be awarded Good Conduct. Credit, ~s described in section

3Q43.2, for a period not tc~ exceed the number of disciplinary credits forfeited, and shall revert to 11is

or her previous workgraup upon completion of the credit fc~rteiture. Inmates sha11 be returned to a

classification committee for placement an an appropriate waiting list.

(5) Work Group d-1 (Lockup Status). An inmate assigned to a segregated housil~g pr~~ram shall be

placed in Work Group D-1. Segregated housing shall include, but not b~: limited to, the following:

(A) Administrative Segregation Unit (ASU);

(Bj Security I-lausing Unit (S~-IU);

(C) Psychiatric Services Unit (PSU),

(D) Non-T?isciplinary Segt~e~ation (NDS).

(6) We~rk Group D-2 {Lockup Status; Zero Credit). An inmate placed in S}-~U, PSU~, or ASU far

disciplinary related offenses, as described in Penal Code section 293 ~.6, or upon validation as a

STG-1 member or associate shall be placed in Work Group U-2 and. shall not be awarded Good

Conduct Credit, as described in section 3043.2, during their plac~.ment i~~ S~-IU, PSU, or ASU.

Inmates placed in S~-IU, PSU, ar ASU following t11e commission of any ether serious disc pli~lary

infraction shall not be awarded Good Conduct C~•edit for a. period nc~t to exceed the number of

disciplinary credits forf'c;ited.

(A) An inmate assigned to a determinate SHU term which included a forfeitlue of credits sha11 nc~t

receive Goad Conduct Credit during the period of credit forfeiture oc l ~0 days, ~~~1lichever is less,

starting from the date of change in c~~stoclial classification. An inmate confined in a secure housing

unit for a division ~1-7 offense, as designated in section 3323(c) cif' th~;se regulations, and which

included: great bodily injury on anon-prisoner s(iall not receive Good Cc~nd~ict Credit for up to 360

days. Upon co~n~let~ion of the period of credit for~Ceiture, the inmate slia(( be re-evaluated by a

classification committee.(B} An inmate's status in Work Group D-2 may be extended, in up to sip-~nonil~ inereanents, by a

classificati~il committee in unusual cases. where no other assignment can be I~nade without causing; a

substantial risk aFphysical harm to stafl'cir others. At t11~ end af'the designated period (six months or

less), the. determinatiof~ shalt be reviewed by a~n instituCion classific~ti~n committee.

(C) An inmate in ASU, SI-Ill, or F'SU, serving an administrative or determinate Sf-1U t~rzn, who is

deemed a program failure as defined in section 3000, may be assigned Work Group D-2 by a

classification committee. An inmate assigned to Work Group C at t11e time of placement in AStJ,

SHU, or PSU, or who refuses to accept or perform work assignments, shall be assigned Work G~•oup

D-2. An inmate released ti~om ASU, SHU, or PSU may he placed back into Work Group C by a

classification cammit~ee not to exceed: the remaining number of disciplinaryr credits ~t~~rfeited due to

the serious disciplinary int'raction(sj.

(D) if the administrative finding ot: i~aisconduct is avei~urned or iE the inmate is criminally prosecuted

Por the misconduct and is found nc~t guilty, Good Conduct Credit shall be restored..

(7) Work Group F (Minimum Custody and rirefighting).

(~) An inmate assigned. to Minimum A Custody or Minimum B Cust~ciy who is statutorily eligible

for day-far-day credit shall 6e placed in Work Group F.

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{B) An i~zrnate who has c~rnplei:ed the requisite training to be assigned to a Department of Forestry

and Fire Protection fire camp car as a firefighter at a Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation

'firehouse shall be placed ir1 Work Graup F.

(C) Inmates placed in Work Group F wha are (1) found guilty of a serious rule violation as defined in

subsections (b), (c), or (d) a~I' section 3323, (2) placed in azero-credit wot•k -grouppursuant to

subsections (b)("4) ~r {b)(6) ~f section ~04~. or (~i) otherwise removed from this assignment due to

safety ar ..security. considerations, shall be assigned is another Work Group consistent with the

remaining provisions of this section and shall be ineligible, to receive Good Conduct Credit pursuant

to subsections (b)(4)(~3} o~- (~)(5) cif section 3443,2. An inn~arte who has been removed from. this

assignment under the circumstances described above may be placed in Wark Group F again, after an

apprc~~riate period of'time, by classification committee action.

(8) Work Group U (LJnclassified). An inmate undergoing reception center processing shall be placed

in Work Group U ti•ar~n tl~e date of their receptio►~ until classified. at their assigned institution.

Subsections 304~(c) through 3Q4~{j) remain unchanged.

..Note; A«thc~rity cited; CAL Cc~nst., art. 1, sec. 32(b); algid Sections 2704, 270.1 and 5058, Penal Code.

Reference: Cal. C~onst., art. i, sec. 32(x)(2}; Sections 2932, 2933, 2933.05, 2933.3, 2933,6, 2935,

5005,`5054 and 5(368, Pend Cade; and In rc~ 11~1onigold, 205 Ca1.App.3d 1224 (19 8).


Subchapter SS. Parole Consideration

Article 1. Parole Consideration for Determinately—Sentenced Nonviolent Offenders

Section 3490. Definitions.

I'or the purposes of this article, the following definitions sI1a11 apply:

(a) A "Nonviolent Offender" is an inmate who is not any of'tihe following:

(1} Condemned, incarcerated 'for a tei°m of life wifhoiit t11e possibility of par~~le, ~r incarcerated for a

term of life with the possibility of parole;

(2) Serving a tei-~~n of incarceration fora "violent Felony;" or

(3) Convicted of a sexual offense that requires registratiotl as a sex offender under Penal Cede

section 290.

{bj A "Nonviolent Oftend~r" includes the ~following:~

(l) An ir~anate who has completed a detern~inaCe tetm of irlcarceratio» 'for a violent f~l~~ny end is

currently serving a concurrent term 'for a ilanviolent felony offense;

(2) An inmate who has completed a determinate or indeterminate tur~~1 of incarceration and is

c~►t-rently serving a determinate term for a r~onviolei~t in-prison offense.(c) ̀`Violent Felony" is a crime or enhancement as de~n~d in Penat Gc~de section 667.5, subdivision

(c}.(d} "Pt•imary Offense" ►Weans the siizgle crime for which any sentencing court ilr~pUsed the longestterm oFimprisanznent, excluding all enhancements, alternative sentences, and consecutive se~~tences.

(e) ̀̀ i'ull Tenn" means t11e actual number of years imposed by thc; sent~ncin~ cou~•t for the i~v~~ate's

primary offense, not including any sentencing credits.

(~ A "Nonviolent Parole Eligible Date" is the date an which an it7mate whc~ c~L~alil~ies as a nonviolenC

offender has served the i'ull term of his or her primary offense, less pre-sentence credits applied by

the sentencing court for time served under Penal Cade secticm 2904.5 and any time spelt in custody

beiweei~ sentencing and the date the inmate is received by the department.

Note: Authority cited: Cal. Const., art. ~(, sec. 32(k~); and Sectio~i 5058, Pend Cade. Referene~: Cal.

Gonst., arl. 1, sec. ~2(a); Section l 170.1(e), Penal Code; In ~e Reeve,s (2f?~5) 35 Ca1.4th 765; In rc~

Tczte {2000) 135 Ca1,App.4tl7 756; and I~ re Thoinpsc~n (1985) 172 Ca1.App.3c~ 256.

Section 3491. Initial Eligibility Determination.

(a) By June 1, 2017, the de~partmenl shall begin the iniCial eligibility d~tcrmi~lati<>n for nc~m~iolent

offenders as defined in section 3494.

(b) Qnce thy; department completes the initial eligibility determitlati~» ~t«r inmates already under tl~►ecustody of the department, it shall complete the initial-eligibility detez•mination upon ali inmate's

adinissian to the depat-tment.

(c) Regardless oi' a prior initial eligibil'►ty determination, the department shall conduct a new

eligibility determination whenever a sentencing court issues a new ox amend~:d abstract of judgment

that changes the inmate's convietion(s) or terms) ~~f imprisonment.

(dj The department shall conduct an initial eligibility det~rminatian review by completing all of the

following steps:(1} The department shall determine i~ the i~~ma~e meets the definition of a nonviolent offender in

section 3490, s~~bdivisians (a) and (b), o~I't11is article;

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{2) The ciepartrnent shall identify the primary offense, as defined under section 3490, subdivision (d),

of this article; and(3} If the department fitzds the inmate qualifies as a nonviolent offender, it shall establish the inmate's

Nonviolent Parole ~iigible Date, as defined under section 3490, subdivision (~, cif this article.

(e) .Any initial eligibility determination under this section is subject to the department's Inmate

Appeal Process in ~ccc~rdance with chapter 1, article 8, under this division.

Note: Authority cited: C"al. Cc~~lst., art. 1, sec. 32(b); and Section 5058, Penal Code. Reference: Cal.

C<~nst., a~~t. 1, sec. 32(a).

Section 3492. Public Safety Screening and Referral.

(a) ~;tlective J~~ly 1, 20.] 7, i~F an in~~~iate is determi~~ed to be ~n elis~ible nonviolent offender under

seet~i~n 349Q, i~o later than 3~ days .prior to the inmate`s Nanvic~lent Prole Eligible Date, the inmate.

shall be .screened to determine ~v}zether the inmatie is currently eligit~le fay relerral tc, the Bo~rd,of

Parole I-learin~s .for Nonviolent (Nfender Parole Consideration.

{b) Public Safety Screening and Referral. An inmate is eligible far referral to the Board oP Parale

I--learin~s ifi all of the following are true:

(1) The inmate is not currently serving a Security l~ousin~ Unit ter~t~ and the Institutional

Classification C<~minittee has not ~ssessecl the innate a Security ~~ousing Unit term .for any Security

'Threat Group or disciplinary reason within the past five years;

{?) Tile inmate has n~~i beets found ~~iilty of a serious Rules Violation R~pnrt far a Division A-1 or

Division A-2 ofFense 1s specified in section 3323, subdivisians {b) and (c) within the past five years;

{3) T11e i►lmate 1~as rr~t been placed in Work Group C as sp~ei~ed in section 3044, subdivision (b),para;raph {4), in the fast year;

(4) The inmate has not been fund guilty of two or more serious Rules Violation Reports in the past

year;{5) ̀I"he i~l~nate has nc~t l~~erl found guilty ofi' adrub-related offense as specified in section 3416 ~r

re'f'used to provide a urine. sa~~~ple as specified in section 3290, subdivision (d), in the past year;

(6) Tile inmate has nc~t been f~ouncl gl~ilty of any Rules Violation Report in which a Security Threat

Group news was fic~und in the past year;

(7) The inmate's Nonviolent Parole Eligible Date falls at least 180 days prior to the inmate's Earliest

Passible Release L7zte and the inmate will not reach his crr her Earliest Possible Release Date for at

least 180 days; and(8} "I'he inmate has nit subsequently been deemed no longer eligible for the nonviolent offender

parole process cinder sections 349Q or 3491.

(c) Inmates who ire eligible For referral under subdivision (b) shall be referred to the Board of Parole

I~~earings tar parole consideration under the California Code of Regulations, title 15, division 2,

chapter 3, articte ! ~.(~d) Ifthe inmate is nc~t eli~r~il~ i~or referral, t11e inmate shall be screened main one year from the date

of his or her last public safety s~re~ning under this section until the inmate is released from custody

or has been deemed no I~nger eligible for the nonviolent offender parole process under sections 3490

or 391.(e) Inmates shall tie notified of the results of the public safety screening and referral eligibility

process and, if deemed eligible for referral to the Bard of Parole Hearings, provided information


about the nonv~ioletlt offender parole process, including the opp~rtul~ityt~s~~b~nit awritten statement

tc~ the board.(f) Any pubic safety screening or refe►•rai eligibility decision under this section is subject to thedeparCment's Inmate Appeal Process in accordance with chapter ~l, article 8, ~il~clec this division.

Note: Authority cited: Cal. Ge~nst., art. t, sec. 32(b); and Section 5058, Petal Cade. Reference: Cal.

Const., art. 1, sec. 32(a).

Section 3493. Processing for Release.

If an inmate is approved for nonviolent offender parole and the decision is i~at vacated by the Board

of ~'arale Hearings, the Division of Adult Institutions and Division of Adulf Parole Operations sha11

release the inmate 6Q days from the date of the Board of F'arc~le 1-~earings' decision i~~ accordance with

Penal Code section 4755 and section 3075.2, of this title, and any other ~arocedures i~egl~ired by law,

including required notifications to victims and law eiliorcement agencies. Inmates who have an

additional term to set•ve pursuant to E'enal Code section 1 170.1, subdivision (c) shall begi7l to serve

that term 60 days from the date they are approved for nonviolent ofilender parole, if the Board of

Parole f-leanings' decision is not vacated.

Note: Atrthority cited: CaL Cot~st., art. 1, sec. 32(b); and Section 50~$, E'cn~l t:c~cle. Reference: Cal.

Const., art. 1, sec. 32(a}.

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Division.2. Board of Parole HearingsChapter 3. Parole ReleaseArticle 1S. Parole Consideration for Determinately—Sentenced .Nonviolent Offenders

Sectian 2449.1. Definitions,

For the purposes nf~this article, the fallowing detinitions shall apply:

(a)1~ ̀`Nonviolent Offcnc~cr" is an inmate wl~o is nat any of fine following:

(1} Coi~de~nned, incarcErated for a term of life without the possibility'of parole, or incarcerated for a

term of life with tllc pc~ss'rbility of parole;

{2} Serving a term ~~i' incarccratian fora ̀`violent felony;" or

(3) Convicted cif a scxta~l c~t~'ense that requires re~istl•atibn as a .sex offender under Penal Code

SOCtiOT3 ~yU,

(b) A "Nonviolent Otfend~r'" includes the fiollowii~g:

(1) ~n inmate who has completed a determii~~te term of incarc~ratiran far a violent felony and is

currentl} s~r~~ing a concurrent term for a nonviolent felony affiense;

(2) A~~ inrrlate who his cc~znpleted a determinate or i►ideterminate term of iiacarceration a»d iscurrently serving a determinate teran far a nonviolent in-prison offense.

(c) ̀̀ Violent ~'elot~y'" is a crime or enhancelinent as detineci in Penal Cede section Gfi'7.5, subdivision

~~)~(d) ̀`Primary Offense'' ►Weans the single crime far which any sentencing court imposed the longestterm cif imprisonment, cxr.lud n~; all enhancements, alternative sentences, and consecutive sente~lces.

(e) '`Full Ter~~n"' means the actL~al z~urr~ber of years irnpased by the sentencing court for the inmaCe`s

primary offense, not including; any sentencing credits.

{~ A "Nonviolent Parole eligible Date ' is the date on which an inmate who qualifies as a nonviatent

offender has served the fill .term of his or her primary offense, less pre-sentence credits applied by

the sentencing court f'ot- tune served under Penal Code section 2900.5 and any time spent in custody

betwer~n scnt~ncitl~ aild the date the inmate is received by the department.

Note: authority cited: Cal. Const., art. 1, sec. 32(b}, Reference: Cal. t;onst., art. 1, seq. 32(a); Ira re

Reeves (2045} 35 Cn1.4th 765; In r~e Tate;{2006} 135 Ca1.App.4th..75.6; and In re Thorrrpson (].985)

172 Ca1.App.3d 256.

Section 2449,2. Notification Process.

{a}(l) Within five. business days of referral from the department, the board shall notify registered

victims and the prosecuting agency or agencies of the inmate's pending nonviolent offender parole

co►~sideration and pi•c~vide an opportunit}~ tc~ submit a written statement.(2}.Responses to the beard must be in wrifi ng and pastrna~ked or electronically stamped no later than

30 days after the board issued the notification.

(b) A registered victim is any person who is registered as a victim with the Office of Victim and

Survivor Rights and S~rvic~.s at the time ofthe referral to the board,

(c) 'rhe prosecuting agency or agencies include any California district attorney office responsible for

prosecuting the inmate,. car the State of California office ai' the Attorney General if that office was

responsible fc~r prosecuting tl~e inmate, for any crimes for which the nmateìs currently incarcerated:

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Note: Authority cited: Cal. C,onst., art. 1, sec. 32(b~). Reference: Ca]. Const., art. I, stc. 32(~~}

Section 2449.3. Jurisdictional Review.(a) Once the 30-day notification response period under sectio~~ 2449.2 has expired, a hearing officer

shall review the' inmate's case to determine whether the board has jurisdiction to review the inmate

for nonviolent offender parole consideration.(b) Jurisdiction Defiined. For t}~e purposes of this article, the board leas jurisdietioa~ to consider ~n

innate for nonviolent offender parole when:(l) Thy inmate"s Earliest Possibly; Release Date is greater than or equal tics the departl~nent's refr;rral

date plus 180 days; and(2} The board has confirmed the inmate is eligible for nonviolent offender pzrale c<~nsiderati~n under

section 3491 Initial Eligibility DeterzninatiQi~ and section 3 92 Ptiblia Safety Sel•eeni~7b and Referral

in division 3 of this title.(c)(1) 1f the hearing officer d~t~rmin~s the board does not have jurisdiction to consider the it7~nat~ for

nonviolent offender }~arol~, the heari~lg officer shall issl~e a written decision with a statement o~

reasons. The inmate, any victims registered at the time of the referral, and the p~~asecuting agency

that rec~iveei notice under section 2449.2 shall b~ notified of the decision.

(2~ I~'the hearing officer determines Che board has jurisdiction to consicic~e the i~»matc for' nonviolent

ofifender parole, the hearing officer shall conduct a review can the merits under section 2449.4 of this

article.(d) Board Jurisdiction detieiminations under this section are not subject tc~ the department`s Inmate

Appeal Process under division 3, chapter 1, article 8 of this title, b«t are eligible fc~r r~:view under

sectio« 2449.5 of this article.

Note: Authority cited: Cal. Const., art. 1, sec. 32(b). Reference: CaL Coast.; act. 1, sec. 32(a}.

Section 2449.4. Review on the NTerits.(a) Upon determination that the board leas jurisdiction, a hear ~lg officer shall complete a nonviolent

offender parole cansideratian review on the merits..(b} inf'c~rmation'co~~sidered. ̀ The hearing of~ieer shall review and ci~i~sicf~r all relevant. and reliable

iniorrnation about the inmate including, b~~t not limited to:(1) InFormatian contained in the inmate's central file and documented criminal histt~ry, including

current KAP sheets and any return to prison with a new conviction alter being i-el~ased as a res~~it o~f'

this section; and(2} Written statements s~~bmitted by the inmate, any victims registered ~t ~f1c tine ~f the refierral, aild

the prosecuting agency ar agencies that received notice under section 2~F49.2.

{c) Standard of Review. After reviewing the relevant and reliable in~[~orination, the hearing of'f~icer

sh3il determine whether the inlx~ate poses an unreasonable risk of violence to the community. In

reaching this determination, the hearing officer shall consider the totality of the circumstances,

including the fallowing fUur factors:(1 }The circumstances surrounding the current co~iviction;

(2) The inmate's print criminal record;(3) The inmate's institutional 6ehaviar ine,Iuding bath rehabilitative programming and "rnstitutianal

misconduct; and

Text of Regulations. 9-19-17 18

{4) Any input lrom the inmate, any victims registered at the time of the referral, and the prosecuting

agency or agencies that received notice udder section 2449.2.

(d) Nonviolent QCfendert• ~'arole Determinations.

{1) If the hearing o9ficer finds the inmate poses an unreasonable risk of violence, the hearing officer

shall deny parole.

(2) If'the hearing officer finds the inmate does not pose an unreasonable risk of violence, the hearing

officer shall. approve parole.

(3)1"he hearing officer shall document his or her decision in writing with a statement of reasons. The

inmate., a~1y victims registered at the time of the referral, and the prosecuting agency that received

notice under section 2449.2 shall be notified.

(4) Jf the decision dill result in the inmate. ~bei~~g released two or more years prior to his or her

Earliest Possible Release Date, the deaisit~n sliail require a second signature from an Associate Chief

Depuuty C~mmissic~ner or the beard's Chief Nearing Offieer.

(.e) Nonviolent of'P~nde~r parole determinations under• this section are nc~t subject to the Inmate Appea(

Process ender division 3, chapter 1, article 8 ot'this title; however, an inmate may request review cif

the decision under section 2449.5 of this article.

Note: Authority cited: CaL Const., art. t, see. 32(b). Reference: Cal. Const., art. 1, sec. 32(a).

Section 2449.5. Decision Review.

{~3) Within 30 days of the cjate cif a final decision concerning jurisdiction or a review an the merits,

the inmate may req~~~;st review of the ciecisi~n.

(b) Timing: A hearing officer, associate chief deputy commissioner, car the. board's chief hearing

c~f'fic~r, whc~ was not invalu~d in the oribinal decision .shall complete review of the decision within 30

calendar clays cif receipt cif the request.

(c)(1} The reviewing l~eari~lg officer shall review and consider relevant .and x•eliable information

about the inmate and shall docu~nei3t his. or her decision in writing, either concurein~ with the arigizlal

decision car vacating tl7e oribinal decision and issuing a new. written decision with a statement of

reasons.

(2J Tl~e inmate, oily victims rebistered at the Time of tine referral, and .the prosecuting agency that

received. notice under section 244y.2 shall be notified.

(d)(1) If, fc~llc~win~ pai•~le approval, the inmaCe becomes i~~eligibla under section 3491 Initial

Eligibility L7etermi~iatic~n or ~ectinn 3492 P~~blic Safety Screening and Referral in division 3 of t11is

title, the board shall vacate the decision approving parole in writing with a statement o~reasons.

{2} The inmate, any victims registered at the time cif the .referral, and the prosecuting agency that

received notice under s~ctic~n 2449.2 shall be notified.

Note:. Aut}lority cited: CaL Cc~nst., art. ],sec. 32{b). Reference: Cal. Coast., art. 1, sec. 32(a).


Text of Regulations 9=19-17 20

~~L~s~ro~E con~P~~~r~s~~ cR~~r~ sc~~Du~~No milestone completion credits shall be awarded for incomplete performance milestones under any

circumstances.

_., ~~CE~t' ~QC~1flIC~' ~C~I~C~~IOil ~iO~Stt2i1@ ~~~CI'l~Jt101'1'a ~t12~ ~fDC~~3 ~ ~I

Asuto Sodom___,COURSE CQURSE

COURSE CQURSE DESCRIPTION CODE VALUE

Auto Bod Auto Bod Basics V01 L409 6 weeks

Auto Bod Auto Bod Level 1 V01 L4Q2 4 weeks

Auto Bod Auto Bod Leve12 V01 L4Q3 4 weeks

Auto Bod Auto Body Level 3 V01 L404 5 weeks

Auto Bod Auto Bod Level 4 V01 L405 3 weeks

Auto Bod (ASE) ASE —Non-Structural Anal sis and Re air.- V01 L406 2 weeks

Auto Bod (ASE) ASE — Paintin and Refinishin '~01 L407 2 weeks

Auto Bod (ASE) ASE —Structural Analysis and Repair V01 L408 2 weeks

Auto Bod (ASE ASE —Mechanical and'Electrical Anal sis and Re air V01 L409 2 weeks

Auto $ody (I-CAR) I-CAR —Non-Structural Technician — ProLevel 1 V01 L410 2 weeks

Auto Bod (I-CAR) 1-CAR —Non-Structural Technician - Pro~evel 2 V01 L411 2 weeks

Auto Bod I-CAR) I-CAR —Non-Structural Technician - ProLeve) 3 V01 L412 2 weeks

Auto Sod (I-CAR) I-CAR —Steel Structural Technician — ProLevel 1 V011.413 2 weeks

Auto hod (I-CAR) I-CP,R —Steel Structural Techttician — ProLevel 2 V01 L414 2 weeks

Auto Bod I-CAR I-CAR —Steel Structural Technician — Pro~evel 3 V01 L415 2 weeks

Auto Bod (I-CAR) I-CAR — Refinish Technician — ProLevel 1 V011.416 2 weeks

Auto Body (I-CAR) I-CAR —Refinish Technician — ProLevel 2 V01 L417 2 weeks

Auto Bod (I-CAR) I-CAR —Refinish Technician — ProLevel 3 V01 L418 2 weeks

Auto IViechanics

Auto Mechanics Basic Auto V02L.100 7 weeks

Auto Mechanics En ine Service Re air V02L200 4 weeks

Auto Mechanics Auto Trans and Transaxles V02L300 4 weeks

Auta Mechanics Man. Trans and Transaxles V02L400 4 weeks

Auto Mechanics Suspension and Steerin V02L500 4 weeks

Auto Mechanics Brake Installation V02L600 5 weeks

Auto Mechanics Electrical S stems V02L700 4 weeks

Auto Mechanics Heatin and A/C V02L800 4 weeks

Auto Mechanics En ine Performance V02L900 5 weeks

Auto Mechanics ASE ASE Maintenance and Light Re air V02L941 2 weeks

Auto Mechanics ASE ASE Auto En ine Re air V02L902 =2 weeks

Auto Mechanics ASE ASE Auto Brakes V02L9Q3 2 weeks

Auto Mechanics ASE ASE Auto Steering and Suspension V02L904 2 weeks

Auto Mechanics ASE ASE Auto HVAC V02L905 2 weeks

Auto Mechanics ASE ASE Auto Electrical and Electronics V02L906 2 weeks

Auto Mechanics. ASE ASE En ine Performance andDrivabi{it V02~907 2 weeks

Auto Mechanics ASE ASE 1Ulanual Drive Trans and Axles V02~908 2 weeks

Auto Mechanics ASE ASE Auto Drive Trans and Axles V02L909 2 weeks

Nail Caee

Manicurin Manicurin V03L100 4 weeks

Manicurin License Award V031.200 5 weeks

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~~reer 1'~chni~a~~ Ecl~~at~or~ tVlilestow~~ L7es~cri tior►s end Codes corat~r~~a~t! ~Cosmetolo

Cosmetolp Health and Safet /State Cosmetolo Act/Anatom V03L300 3 weeks

Cosmetolo Hair St lin V03L400 ' 4 weeks

Cosmetolo Hair Treatments/Colorin /P-WavelRelaxin V03L500 4 weeks

Cosmetology Manicurin /Skin Care V03L600 3 weeks

Cosmetology License Award V03L700 5 weeks

Career Core

Career Core Career Core Basics V13L100 4 weeks

Career Core_ Job Readiness V13~200 4 weeks

Career Core OSHA V13L3Q0 2 weeks

Career Core ~pq V13L400 2 weeks

Career Core Forklift Certification -Industrial V13L500 2 weeks

Career Core. Forklift Certification -Construction V13L600 3 weeks

- ~lectroetics

Electronics ~.evel I V040dL1 4 weeks

Electronics:... Level II V0400L2 4 weeks

Electronics Level I11 V0400L3 4 weeks

Electronics Level IV V0400L4 5 weeks

Electronics = NCCER NCCER Electronics -level 1 V040QL5 2 weeks.

Electronics - NCCER NCGER Electronics -Level 2 V0400~6 2 weeks

Electronics - NCCER NGCER Electronics -Level 3 VQ400L7 2 weeks

Electronics - NCCER NCCER Electronics - Levet 4 V040Q~8 2 weeks

~ll~rrufaaturin~ En~ir~eering and Design Prac~ices~iVlachine SheP?__CNC Machine Sho Basic En ineerin , Desi nand CNC Pro rammin V150100 4 weeks

Engineering, Design and CNC Programming -CNC Machine Sho bevel I V150200 4 weeks

Engineering, Design and CNC Programming-CNC Machine Sho Level II V150300 4 weeks

engineering, Design and CNC Programming-CNC Machine Sho Level III V150400 4 weeks

Engineering, Design and CNC Programming-CNC Machine Sho Level IV V150500 4 weeks

Engineering, Design and CNC Programming-CNC Machine Sho Level V V150600 4 weeksCNC Machine Shop - Basic Engineering, Design and CNC Programming-TCNC bevel I V15Q700 2 weeksCNC Machine Shap - Engineering, Design and CNC Programming-TCNC Level II ~ V150800 2 weeksCNC Mact►ine Shop - Engineering, Design and CNC Programming-TCNC Level III V150900 2 weeks

RSV 3/17 Page 2

Career Technical Education Nliles~or~e Descriptions ar~d bodes tcor~fii~ued)

T __ Manufacturin Engineering aid DesB n Practices Machine Sho cont6nued

J Engineering, Design and CNC Programming-

CNC Machine Sho - TCNC Level IV V151000 2 weeks

Engineering, Design and CNC Programming-

CNC Machine Sho - TCNC Level V V152000 2 weeks

Office Serv6ces and R~lateci ~'echnofo

OSR7 Microsoft Level 1 V060101 4 weeks

OSRT Microsoft Level 2 V060200 4 weeks

OSRT Microsoft Levei 3 V060300 4 weeks

OSRT - MS Microsoft STRAND 1 U060400 4 weeks

OSRT - MS Microsoft STRAND 2 V060500 ~ weeks

OSRT - MS Microsoft STRAND 3 V060600 4 weeks



QSRT - MS Microsoft STRAND 6 V060900 4 weeks

5maBl ~r~~r~e ~~~air

Small En ine Re air SmaI1 En ine $asks V07L001 4 weeks

SmaII En ine Re air E ui ment O eration &Service Electrical V07L100 4 weeks

Small En ine Re air 4 C cle V07L200 4 weeks

Small En ine Repair 2 C cle V07L300 4 weeks

Small En ine Re air Diesel V07L400 4 weeks

SmaII En ine Re air - EETC EETC — Twa Stroke ~ V07L500 2 wraeks

SmaII En ine Re air - EETC EETC —Four Stroke V07L600 2 weeks_.~

Sma11 En ine Re air - EETC EETC —Electrical V07L700 2 weeks

SmaII En ine Re air - EETC EETC —Drive line V07L800 2 weeks

Small En ine Re air - EETC EETC — Com act Diesel V07L900 2 weeks

Small En ine Re air - EETC EETC —Generator V07L901 2 weeks

Sma(I En ine Repair - EETC EETC —Reel Tech V07L902 2 weeks

Car~en~ _~

Car entry Level I V0801 L1 5 weeks

Car entr Level !I V0801 L2 6 weeks

Carpentry -- Levei I11 V0801 L3 4 weeks

Carpentry Level IV V0801 L4 5 weeks

Car entr - NCCER NCCER Construction —Level 1 V0801 L5 2 weeks



Car entry - NCCER NCCER Construction —Level 4 V0801 L8 2 weeks

~uildin ~air~ter~~r~ce --

Buildin Maintenance Level l i V0906~1 4 weeks

Buildin Maintenance.. Level II V0906L2 6 weeks

Buildin Maintenance. Level 411 . V4906L3 4 weeks

Buildin Maintenance. Level IV V0906L4 5 weeks

Building Maintenance.-NCCER NCCER Buildin Maintenance -Level 1 V0906L5 2 weeks

Building Maintenance.-NCCER NCCER Buildin Maintenance —Level 2 V0906L6 2 weeks

Building Maintenance -NCCER NCCER Buildin Maintenance-Level 3 V0906L7 2 weeks

Building MaintenanceNCCER NCCER Buildin Maintenance —Level 4 V0906L8 2 weeks

Building Maintenance.-NCCER NICER Weatherization Tach V09d6L9 2 weeks

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~~reer Technic~~ Edu~atior~ Nliiestone I~esc~tion~ arac# ~oc~~s (cont~nue~_~~,w_—_~ _ — Electrical

Electrical Level i V1005L1 6 weeks

Electrical Level 11 V1005L2 4 weeks

Electrical Level III V1005L3 4 weeks

Electrical Level IV V10Q5L4 4 weeks

Electrical - NCCER NCCER Electrical -Level 1 V1005L5 2 weeks



Electrical = NCCER NCCER Electrical - Leve14 V1005~8 2 weeks

F~VAC

HVAC Level I i V1107L1 4 weeks

HVAC Levet II V1107L2 6 weeks

HVAC Level 111 V1107L3 4 weeks

HVAC Level IV V1107~4 4 weeks

HVAC - NCCER NCCER HVAC -Level 1 V1107~5 2 weeks

HVAC - NCCER NCCER HVAC -Level 2 V1107L6 2 weeks

HVAC - NCCER NCCER HVAC -Level 3 V1107~7 2 weeks

HVAC - NCCER NCCER HVAC -Level 4 V1107L8 2 weeks

HVAC - NCCER NCCER Weatherization Tech V1107L9 2 weeks

- IVlasonry --_. ~vMasonr Level I V1202L1 4 weeks

Masonr Level 11 V1202L2 5 weeks

Masonr Level III V1202L3 5 weeks

Masonr Level IV V1202L4 4 weeks

Masonr - NCCER NCCER Mason -Level 1 V1202L5 2 weeks..

Masonr - NCCER NCCER Mason -Level 2 V1202L6 2 weeks

Mason - NCCER NCCER Mason -Level 3 V1202L7 2 weeks

Masonry - NCCER NCCER Masonry - ~eve14___ __ V1202L8 2 weeks

Plurr~bin

Plumbin Level ( ~ V1304L5 6 weeks

Plumbin LeveC Il' V1304L6 5 weeks.

Plumbin l.eve(III V1304L7 5 weeks

Plumbin bevel IV V1304L8 5 weeks

Plumbin - NCCER NCCER Plumbin -Level 1 V1304L9 2 weeks

Plumbin - NCCER NCCER Plumbin -Level 2 V130410 2 weeks

Plumbin - NCCER NCGER Plumbin -bevel 3 V130411 2 weeks

Plumbin - NCCER NCCER Plumbin -bevel 4 V130412 2 weeks

Sheet P~IetaF

Sheet Metal Level I V1402L1 4 weeks

Sheet Metal Level II V1402L2 4 weeks

Sheet Metal Level III V1402L3 5 weeks

Sheet Meta( Level N V1402L4 4 weeks

Sheet Metal - NCCER NCCER Sheet Metal -Level 1 V1402L5 2 weeks'

Sheet Metal - NCCER NCCER Sheet Metal = Levet 2 V1402L6 2 weeks'

Sheet Metal - NCCER NCCER Sheet Metal - Leve13 V1402L7 2 weeks

Sheet Metal - NCCER NCCER Sheet Metal -Level 4 V1402L8 2 weeks

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Career Technical IEd~uc~tion 1Viiieston~ Qescription~ and Codes {continued)

Wefdin _.— _

Weldin Level I V1503L1 7 weeks

We{din Level II V1503L2 4 weeks

Weldin bevel lil V1503L3 8 weeks

Weldin Level IV V1503L4 4 weeks

Weidin - NCCER NCCER Weldin -Level 1 V1503L5 2 weeks

Weldin - NCCER NCCER Weldin =level 2 V1503L6 2 weeks

Weldin - NCCER NCCER Weldin - Levei 3 V1503L7 2 weeks

Weldin - NCCER NCCER Weidin - Leve! 4 V1503L$ 2 weeks

Weldin - AWS AWS - M1G V1503L9 2 weeks

Welding - AWS AWS -Flux Core V151310 2 weeks

Wefdin - AWS AWS -Stick V151311 2 weeks

Weldin - AWS AWS -Pie V151312 2 weeks

Weldin - AWS AWS - Aluminum V151313 2 weeks

Weldin - AW5 AWS -Stainless V151314 2 weeks

-_ Computer Liters ,_

Computer Literacy Core V160100 4 weeks

Computer Literacy -M~ Di ital Literac V160200 3 weeks

--------- --lndustria! F'ain~in

Industrial Painting Level I V1703L1 4 weeks

.Industrial Paintin Level 11 V1703L2 4 weeks

Industrial Paintin Level III V97031~3 4 weeks

Industrial Paintin Level IV V1703~4 4 weeks

Paintin - NCCER NCGER Paintin -bevel 7 V1703L5 2 weeks

Paintin - NCGER NCCER ~'aintin -Level 2 V1703~6 2 weeks

Pair~tin - NCCER NCCER Paintin -Level 3 V1703Lr 2 weeks

Paintin - NCCER NCCER Paintin -Level 4 V1~031.8 2 weeks

Roofiin__.Roofing Leve! I V1903L1 3 weeks

Roofing ̀ ~eve1 II V19031~2 5 weeks

Roofing Leval III V1903L3 5 weeks

Roofing level IV V1903L4 2 weeks

Roofing - NCCER NCCER Roofin -Level 1 V1903L5 2 weeks

Roofing - NCCER NCCER Raofin -bevel 2 V1903L6 2 weeks

Roofing - NCCER NCCER Raofin -Level 3 V1943L7 2 weeks

Roofing - NCCER NCCER Roofin -Level 4 V1903L$ 2 weeks

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Career Techni~a~~ Educa#ion ~Vfi6estcar~e D~s~riptions grad Codes {continued

.~ _ Dryw~~t -Drywail Levei I V2003L1 4 weeks

Drywall Level II V2003~2 4 weeks

Drywall Level ill V2003L3 4 weeks

Drywall Level IV - V2003L4 4 weeks

Drywall - NCCER NCCER Dr wall —Level 1 V2003L5 2 weeks

Drywall - NCCER NCCER D all —bevel 2 V20031.6 2 weeks

Drywall - NCCER NCCER D all — Leve13 V2d03L7 2 weeksDrywall - NCCER NCCER D►ywall — Level 4 V2003L8 2 weeks

SusBainable Ecological Environmental Design (SEED)

SEED — --- SEED -Level 1 -~-------- — -- —~ V2101 L1 4 weeks:.

SEED SEED —Level II V2101 L2 4 weeksSEED SEED — L.evel III V2101 C3 4 weeksSEED SEED —Level IV V2101 L4 4 weeksSEED SEED - Level V V2101 L5 4 weeksSEED -UCH SEED UCD —bevel 1 V2101 C6 2 weeksSEED - UCD SEED UCD —Level 2 V2101 L7 2 weeksSEED - UCD SEED UCD —Level 3 V2101 L8 2 weeksSEED - UCD SEED UCD —bevel 4 V2101 L9 2 weeksSEED - UCa SEED UCD — Leve15 V21011d 2 weeks

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Academic P~ifesto~e ~~scr~ptio~s ~r~d Ce des

ABE I 0.0 - 1.9 rade oint level A010100 4 weeks

ABE 1 2.0 - 2.9 rade oint level A010200 4 weeks

ABE I 3.0 - 3,9 rade ' oint level A010300 4 weeks

ABE ~I

ABE II 4.0 - 4.9 rade Dint level A020400 4 weeks

ABE II 5.0 - 5.9 rade Dint level A020500 4 weeks

ABE II 6.0 - 6.9 rade point level A020600 4' weeks

ASE II! --

'ABE III 7:0 - 7.9 rade Dint level A030700 4 weeks

ABE III &0 - 8.9 rade Dint level A030800 4 weeks

ABE III 9.0 - 9.9 race Dint level A030900 4 weeks_~ __.~

9~i~h School ~c~a~ivale~- —

LanguageArts, Reading and Writing subtest (Electronic GED

HSE onl G010101 4 weeks

Language Arts Reading Subtest (Paper based only - HiSET ar

HSE TASC Cannot be issued in con'unction with G010101 G0101Q2 3 weeks

Writing Subtest (Paper based only - HiSET or TASC) Cannot

HSE be issued in can unction with G010101 G010103 3 weeks

HSE Social'Studies subtest G010200 3 weeks

HSE Mathematics subtest G010300 3 weeks

HSE Science subtest G010400 3 weeks

hligh--Schoo! --

HS En lish 1 o rse H010100 4 weeks--

HS En lish 2~ course H010110 4 weeks

HS English 3r course H010120 4 weeks

HS Mathematics H010300 4 weeks

HS AI ebra i H010210 4 weeks

HS General/Life Science Hd10401 4 weeks

HS Earth/ Ph sical Science H010402 4 weeks

HS U.S. Histor or Geo rah H010501 4 weeks

HS World Histo or Geo rah /Culture H090502 4 weeks

HS American Government and Economics H010600 4 weeks

HS Visual and Performin Arks /Fine Arts H010800 4 weeks

HS Elective com leted H011201 4 weeks *R1

Coll. ~~

Colle e Each 3 Semester or 4-5 Quarter units com leted C01Q101 2 weeks'~R"1

~terac

Literac CASAS Benchmark 7 ~ L010107 4 weeks

l.iterac rte_ CASAS Benchmark 8 X010108 4 weeks

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~►c~[a~rr~~c: iv~v~es~or~e t.a~5t,:r~~~tc~r~5 ar,a.i i.a.vu~~ ~~:ur~~~~~a.i~r,a~

Literac CASAS Benchmark 9 ~ ~ L010109 4 weeks

Literac CASAS Benchmark 10 L010110 4 weeks

l.iterac CASAS Benchmark 11 L01Q111 4 weeks_ __ __.Math

Math. CASAS Benchmark 7 M010107 4 weeks

Math CASAS benchmark 8 M010108 4 weeks

Math CASAS Benchmark 9 M010109 4 weeks

Math CASAS Benchmark 10 M01d110 4 weeks

Math CASAS Benchmark 11 M01Q111 4 weeks

Cose ~'ragramsCriminal Thinking Thinkin for Chan e T4C Gourse Com letion T4C0100 1 week

Controlling Anger -Learning to Live with It (CALM) orAnger Management Aggression Replacement Training (ART) Course

Completion CLM01d0 1 week_- -- —Nfentak ~iealth~__. _—. _

EOP Mental HealthTreatment Plan Each 60 hours of treatment Ian activities cam leted MH10100 1 week ~R2In-Patient MentalHealth Treatment Plan Eaeh 60 hours of treatment Ian activities com leted MH10200 1 week ~`R~DDP GroupAssi nments Each 60 hours of rou assi nments com leted MH10300 1 week *RZEC?P Core A ression Re lacement Trainin MH10400 1 weekEOP Core Thinkin For Chan ~ MH10500 1 weekEOP Core Illness Mana ement and Recover MH106d0 1 week

*RZ =Repeatable, up to a nnaximum of six weeks per 12 months for inmates par~~cypat~ng ~~ Che BUY, ~rnenxa~Health Treafiment Plan, In-Ratient Mental Heal#h Treatment Plan and DAP Group Assignments,

REV 3117 Page 8

Academic Nliiesfione (~escrip~ions and Cedes ~co~tir~ued) ~

Rehabilitative Programs_ ~_.RehabilitativePro rams Co nitive Behavior Treatment — An er Mana ement RH 10200 2 weeks

RehabilitativePrograms

Co nitive Behavior Treatment-Criminal Thinkin RH10300 2 weeks

Rehabilitative —Programs

Co nitive Behavior Treatment — Famil Relationshi s RH10400 2 weeks

Rehabilitative TransitionsPro rams RH10500 2 weeks

Cognitive Behavior Treatmettt Substance Use

SUDT Disorder — 3 Months S010300 3 weeks *R3

Cognitive Behavior Treatment Substance Use

SUDT Disorder — 5 Months S010500 5 weeks ~`R3

Cognitive Behavior Treatment Substance Use

SUD`~ Disorder — 6 Months S010600 5'weeks *R3

inkernet Are~ocol 7eledi~im~t tVli~e~torte D~scr~ptions ant! Codes...

Education

Education ~ College Preparatory Algebra I and II IP10100 2 weeks

Education College Preparatory Micro & Nlacro Economics IP10200 3 weeks

Education College Preparatory US History 1850-1950 Bundle IP10300 2 weeks

Education English Language Acquisition IP10400 3 weeks— --—

TLM Coding Track 1 IP10401 7 weeks

TI.M Coding Track 2 IP10402 7 weeks

Employment

Employment Workforce Readiness i IP10500 2 weeks

FrQedo~

Freedom Anger Management IP10600 1 week

Freedom Financia{ Security and Money Management IP10700 3 weeks

Freedom Preparing for Success After Prison IP10800 3 weeks

Freedort~ Preparing For Success After Prison —Edited Version IP10900 1 week____

1~Uellness

Wellness Leadership IP10111 1 week

Wellness Life Skills IP10112 1 week

WeNness Nutrition IP10113 1 week-- -- g — _

Wellness + ', Parentin IP101 ~4 1 week

e-Reader ~1ile~~c~~t~ ~ese~i~c~tt~ ~~lt~ ~od~s-- ---- — ---- — --- — -- - - — -- —

~cV~s~a~aan -- .y~--

~ducation Step Down Literature IP10115 3 weeks

'"R3 -Repeatable dur~r~ ~e~r ~Ly°rra

REV 3/17 Page 9

-- — - _ _Ge~era6 Mifest~~~ C1~s~riptio~ anc! ~ade.~Inmates Putting Away Childish Things (IMPAGT~

IMPACT Module 1 1010100 1 week



IMPACT Module 4 1010400 1 week.

IMPACT Module 5 1010500 1 weekVactirr~ Offender education Group (VOEG)

VOEG Sections 1 and 2 OE1050d 1 week

VOEG Sections 3 and 4 OE14600 1 weekAddiction Recovery Counseling (AfZC}

ARC Certification RC10100 7 weeks- -- — -

Guiding Rags Into Power (GRIP)-.-__—.GRIP Course Completion GR10100 2 weeks

Golden Gate Baptist Theoiogical Seminary (Pdarthbay School of Theology)

GGBTS Di loma Christian IVlinistries TS10100 5 weeksGGBTS Di loma Theology TS10200 5 weeks

The l3rban Nlinistay Institute (TLiNI!)~. _ --TUMf Modules 1 and 2 TM10117 1 weekTUMI Modules 3 and 4 TM10118 1 week

TUMI Modules 5 and 6 TM10119 1 weekTUMI Modules 7 and 8 TM10120 1 week

TUMI Modules 9 and 1d TM10121 1 week

TUMI Modules 11 and 12 TM10122 1 weekTUMI Modules 13 and 14 TM10123 1 weekTUMI Modules 15 and 16 TM1Q124 1 week

------ ----Alt~rnatives t~ 1laofence Program (AVP)

AVP Basic and Advanced Com letion AV1050Q 1 weekAVP Facilitator Trainin and Certification AV10600 1 week

AVP Lead Team Coordinator AV10700 2 weeksVerb braille Program

Verb Braille Pro ram Course Completion ILTGQ01 3 weeksPr9soners Overcoming Obstacles &Creating dope (PQOCH) Qog program

POOCH Course Completion ~ I~TG002 5 weeksPeacerrHaker's Alliance

Peacemakers Alliance Critical Literacy and PeacePeacemaker Alliance Education ILTG003 2 weeks

Peacemakers Alliance Community TransformationPeacemaker Alliance_; (PACT) and Building Peaceful Communities Retreaf ILTG004 1 week

T'he Last Mile __ _._

The Last Mile Course Completion v IL7G006 4 weeks

The Last Mile New Professionals /Career Development and I~TG007 4 weeksUnderstandin

The Last Mile Alpha Faith Based Prison Program IITGOQ8 4 weeks

Inrr~ate Waird Labor.Inmate Ward Labor Multi-Craft Core Curriculum W01 L100 7 weeks

Institution Firefi hters-Fire~ghting (Inst} Basic Firefighter Block Training FH10100 1 week

Firefighting (Inst} State Fire Marshal-approved Firefighter 1 Training FH10200 7 weeks

Firefighting (Inst) First Responder Medical Training FH10300 2 weeks

Firefighting {Inst} Hazardous Materials/Confined Space Training FH10400 2 weeks—~____ _Gam~Firefighters

Firefi Mtin Cam Ph sical Fitness/Firefi hter Trainin FC10100 3 weeksFirefi htin Cam Fire Bri ode Trainin FC10200 2 weeks

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_.__~_ _ Camp Firefi hers continued —_ —

Firefi htin Cam Waste-Water Certificate-Grade 1 FC10300 8 weeks

Fi~efi htin Cam Waste-Water Certificate-Grade 2 FC1040Q 8 weeks

Firefi htin Cam Water Treatment Certificate —Grade 1 FC10500 8 weeks

Firefi htin Cam' Water Treatment Certificate —Grade 2 FC1Q600 8.weeks

Firefi htin Cam Distribution Certificate —Grade 1 FC90700 1 week

Firefi htin Cam Distribution Certificate -.Grade 2 FC10840 1 week

Firefi htin Cam Basic Helico ter S-271 FC1090Q 3 weeks

Firefighting (Camp) Wildland Chain Saw Sawyer level A FC109~1 3 weeks

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C~~ifo~n~~ ~ris~r~ ir~du~tty ,,~~tha~~t~+ - ~lli(~stc~ne Descr~~tion~ wind Codes '~

Optical

Am. Board of Optician ~ ~ i PBOPT01 4 weeks0 ticianry

Baking

Am. Institute of Baking Bread/Rolls ~ PIBAK01 3 weeks

Am. Institute of Baking Cake/Sweet Goods PIBAK02 3 weeks

Am. Institute of Baking Foundations PIBAK03 3 weeks

Am. Institute of Baking Ingredient Technician PIBAK04 3 weeks

Am. Institute of Baking Science of Baking PIBAK05 3 weeks

WeldingAm. Welding Society MIG - GMAW-1 PWEL001 3 weeks

Am. Welding Society TIG - GTAW-1 PWEL002 3 weeks

Am. Welding Society TIG — GTAW-2 PWEL003 3 weeks

Am. Welding Society TIG — GTAW-3 PWEL004 3 weeks

Braille..

Braille —Library of Level 1—Literary Braille Transcribing PBRAL01 5 weeksCon ressBraille —Library of bevel II -Literary Braille Proofreading PBRA~02 5 weeksCon ressBraille —Library of Level I11—Music Braille Transcribing PBRAL03 5 weeksCon ressBraille —Library of Level IV —Mathematics Braille Transcribing PBRAL04 5 weeksCongress

Braille —Library of -Level V —Mathematics Braille Proofreading PBRAL05 5 weeksCongressNational Braille Braille Formats -Textbook Formatting pgRA~06 5 weeksAssociation, Inc.

Faod and A►gricultu~eCA Dept. Food & Ag. Pasteurizer License PFOOD02 1 week

CA Dept. Food & Ag. Sampler/Weigher License PFOOD03 3 weeks

Electronics

Electron Tech Assn Customer Service Specialist PELEC01 2 weeks

Electron Tech Assn Certified Electronics Technician PELECO2 3 weeks

Electron Tech Assn Journeyman (Industrial} PELEC03 3 weeks

FarKlift

Overton Safety Forklift— Industrial PFORK01 2 weeksTrainin ,Inc.Overton Safety Forklift —Hand Truck PF~RK02 2 weeksTrainin ,Inc.Overton Safety Forklift —Construction PFORK03 2 weeksTrainin ,Inc.

Linen .

Nat Assn Linen Mgt. Certified Linen Technician P~IN001 3 weeks

Nat Assn Linen Mgt. Certified Washroom Technician PLIN002 3 weeks

Nat Assn Linen Mgt. Certified Laundry Linen Manager PLIN003 3 weeks

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Gaiifornia Prison I€~dustry ~c~t.~ority - Niile~tone Des~ri~ati~ans and God~S 4cQntinued) ~~ ------- ----- -----

fV►eta! Skills-- — -

Nat Inst Metal Skills Machining, Level i PMET001 4 weeks

Natinst Metal Skills Metal Forming, Level ( PMETd02 4 weeks

Nat lest Metal Skilis Metal Stamping, bevel 11 PMET003 4 weeks

— Restaurant RssociaYion— -

Nat Restaurant Assn ServSafe Essentials PREST03 3 weeks

Nat Restaurant Assn ServSafe Foad Handler PREST04 1 week

6iVAC

No Am Tech ` Ìnstallation: HVAC — A/C ~~ PHVAC01 3 weeks

ExcellenceNo Am Tech lnstaAation: HVAC =Air Distribution PHVACO2 3 weeks

ExcellenceNo Am Tech Installation; Pumps —Heat Pumps PHVAC03 3 weeks

ExcellenceNo Rm Tech Installation: Pumps -Gas Neat PHVAC04 3 weeks

Excellence

No Am Tech installation: Pumps -Oil Heat PHVAC05 3 weeks

Excellence ----No Am Tech Service HVAC = A/C PHVAC06 3 weeks

ExcellenceNo Am Tech Service: HVAC —Air Distribution PHVAC07 3 weeks

ExcellenceNo Am Tech `Service: Pumps -Heat Pumps... PHVAC08 3 weeks

ExceNenceNo Am Tech Service: Pumps —Gas Heat PHVAC09 3 weeks

ExcellenceNo Am Tech Service: Pumps - OiI Heat PHVAC1 Q 3 weeks

Excellence____ —_ - — _____.Pr~~t

Print Indust of America Sheet-fed OS~sEt Press PPRNT01 4 weeks

Print Indust of America Web Offset Press PPRNT02 4 weeks

Print Indust of America Pre-Press PPRNT03 4 weeks

Print Indust of America Bindery PPRNT04 4 weeks

~__ ~__~erataE

—.__.

Product. Training Corp Dental Technician PDTEC01 4 weeks

fl~achinery

Stiles Machinery Inc Intermed. Weeke Machining Center Prog. ~ ~ PSTIL01 3 weeks

Career Tech--- — -

Career Tech 7370 Code 7370 Computer Coding Track 1 PCT0100 3 weeksComputer Coding _. ~__Career Tech 7370 Code 7370 Computer Coding Track 2 PCT0200 3 weeksComputer Coding

Career Tech AutoCAD AutoCRD Drafting PCT0300 3 weeks

Career Tech AutoCAR Inventor PCT0400 3 weeks

Career Tech AutoCAD Revit PCT0500 3 weeks

Career Tech Culinary Core-Classroom Curriculum PCTQ600 3 weeks

Career Tech Core-Classroom Curriculum PCIRN01 3 weeks

Ironworker

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;' California Pra~~~ Industry Authority - l~19i~s~on~ Descriptions aid Codes ~~ontin~aed~i

Career Tech (continued] ~~ ~~Career Tech Core-Classroom Curriculum PGCAR01 3 weeksCar entrCareer Tech ~.aborer Lead Worker/Mentor Training PCCAR03 3 weeks

Career Tech Dive Rigger Course Program PCDIV01 4 weeks

Career Tech Dive Top Side Welder Course Program PCDIV02 4 weeks

Career Tech Dive Dive Tender Course Program PCDIV03 4 weeks

Career Tech Dive Mixed Gas Rack Operator Course Prog. PCDIV04 4 weeks

Career Tech Dive Commercial DiverJCommercial Dive Insp. PCDIV05 5 weeks

l'PC Trainin S s#ems

TPC Trainin S stem Reading Blueprints PTPC101 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Reading Schematics and Symbols. PTPC102 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Mathematics in the Plant PTPC103 3 weeks.

TPC Trainin S stem Making Measurements PTPC104 3 weeks

TPC Training System Metals in the Plant PTPC105 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Nonmetals in the Plant PTPC106 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Hand Tools PTPC107 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Portable Power Tools PTPC108 3 weeks

TPC Trainin ' S stem Industrial Safet and Health PTPC109 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem.: Troubleshooting Skills PTPC110 3-weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Basic Electricity and Electronics PTPC201 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Batteries and DC Circuits PTPC202 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stiem Transformers and AC Circuits PTPC203 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Electrical Measuring Instruments PTPC204 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Electrical Safety and Protection PTPC205 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S ̀stem DG Equipment and Controls PTPC206 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Single Phase Motors PTPC207 ~ Weeks

TPC Trainin ' S stem Three Phase Systems PTPC208 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem AC Control Equipment PTPC209 ~ Weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Electrical Troubleshooting PTPC210 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Electrical Safety —Understanding NFPA 70E RTPC211 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Basic Mechanics PTPC301 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Lubricants and ~ubricatian PTPC302 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Power Transmission Equipment.. PTPC303 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Bearings PTPC304 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Pumps PTPC306 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Piping Sysfiems PTPC306 ~ WEEks

TPC Trainin S stem Basic Hydraulics PTPC307 3 weeks

TPC Tranin S stem Hydraulic Troubleshooting pTp~3pg 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Basic Pneumatics PTPC309 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Pneumatic Troubleshooting PTPC310 3 weeks

TPC Tranin S stem Introduction to Packaging PTPC311 3 weeks

TPC Tranin S stem Packaging Machinery PTPC312 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S'stem Casing Machinery PTPC313 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Machine Shop Practices PTPC315 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Machine Shop Turning Operations PTPC316 3 weeks

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TPG ~'rainine~S~sYems (continuec9 _

TPC Trainin S stem Machine Shop Shaping Operations PTPC317 3 weeks

TPC Trai~in S stem Machine Shop Job Analysis PTPC323 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Lathe -Turning Work Between Centers PTPC324 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Lathe -Machining Work in a Chuck pTpCg25 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Basic Milling Procedures PTPC326 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem indexed Milling Pracadures PTPC327 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Multiple-Machine Procedures PTPC328 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Mechanical Drive Maintenance PTPC341 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Mechanical and Fluid Drive Systems PTPC342 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Bearing and Shaft Seal Maintenance pTPC343 3 Weeks

TPG Trainin S stem Pump Installation and Maintenance PTPC344 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Maintenance Pipefitting PTPC345 3 weeks___

TPC Trainin S stem Tubing and Hase System Maintenance PTPC346 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Valve Maintenance &Piping Sys. Protection PTPC347 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Introduction to Carpentry PTPC361 ~ 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem ' Constructing the Building Shell PTPC362 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Finishing the Building lnteriar PTPC363 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Structural Painting PTPC364 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Flat Roof Maintenance PTPC366 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Plumbing Systems Maintenance pTPC367 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Landscaping Maintenance PTPC375 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Blueprint Reading for Welders PTPC416 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Welding Principles PTPC417 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Oxyfuel Operations PTPC418 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Arc Welding Operations PTPC419 3 weeks

TPC 7rainin S stem Cleaning Chemicals PTPC451 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Floors and ~1oor Care Equipment - PTPC452 3 ~~~ks

TPC irainin S stem Maintaining Floors and-Other Surfaces PTPC453 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Rest Room Care PTPC454 3 weeks

TPC Trainin S stem Carpet and Upholstery Care PTPC455 3 weeks

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- - - _ _ __Co~nmu~ity Correctiana~~ Facilities rQdrrainis~ratiora (CCF)

IVlii~sto~e Gor~plet~or~ Credit Schedule

._ ~. ~ , s ~,6 ~ Y~~_-

Office Services and Related Technolo

OSRT Microsoft Level 1 V060101 4 weeksv

OSRT Microsoft Level 2 V060200 4 weeks..

OSRT Microsoft Level 3 V060300 4 weeks- ----- — - ----- —

Graphic Ards -~—

Gra hic Desi n Gra hic Desi n Core V0701C0 5 weeks.

Graphic Desi n Graphic Design Level I V0701 L1 5 weeks

Car ent

Car ent Core V08Q1CO 1 week

Car entr Level I V0801 L1 5 weeks

Car ent Level II VO$Q1 L2 6 weeks

Car entr Level 111 V0801 L3 4 weeks

Car entry _ Level IV. V0801 L4 5 weeksBuifdi~ 1Vlainteroance

Buildin Maintenance Core VQ906C0 1 week

Buildin Maintenance Level I V0906L1 4 weeks

Buildin Maintenance Level 11 V0906L2 6 weeks

Buildin Maintenance Level III V0906L3 4 weeks

Buildin Maintenance Level IV V0906L4 5 weeksElectrical - - —

Electrical Core ~ V1005C0 2 weeks

Electrical Level I V10051.1 6 weeks

Electrical. Level II V1005L2 4 weeks

Electrical Level I11 V1005L3 4 weeks

Electrical Level IV V1005L4 ~ 4 weeks---

F~!/d~C —

HVAC ~J ~ Core.. ~ ~ ~ ~ i V1107C0 2 weeks

HVAC Level I V1107L.1 4 weeks

HVAC Level I! V1107L2 6 weeks-- -- — ------ ----- ---

i__ ~'lumbin~c

Plumbin Core V1304C0 3 weeks.

Plumbin Level I V1304L5 6 weeks

Plumbin Level II V1304L6 5 weeks

Plumbin bevel III V1304L7 5 weeks

Plumbing ___ Level IV __ _ V1304L8 5 weeks

Paint%nc~8~. Dr~wafl

Paintin /D wall Core V3001C0 3 weeks

Paintin /D all bevel I V3002~1 2 weeks

Paintin !D all bevel II V3003~2 3 weeks

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L__~~F ~~~~ir~~'" ~~~1C~~~-~~4~!'1 ~i~~~~QCT~E: ~~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ . ~~ ,~„ Y y=

Computer Literac

Com uter Literac Core V160100 _~4 weeks-- -- -__

Y ~ ~ _ ~Computes Repair

COMPTIA Core V3003C0 3 weeks

COMPTIA Level I _ V3003L3 3 weeks

~iorticul4~are/f.ar~cisca__~inc~_- - - - -

Horticuiture/Landscaping Core ~ V3004C0 5 weeks

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'. ~r` ~`r~ E3~1'!1G R ~'S~CFI'2f.~ ~?~st`~''t~~RC?~lS c~!"t~ CQt~IGaS.kn

ABE 1 OA - 1.9 rade oint leve{ A01 Q100 4 weeks

ABE I 2.0 - 2.9 rade oint level A01020Q 4 weeks

ABE I _ 3.4 - 3.9~radepaint level A01030Q 4 weeks--- --

ASE I! _ ~_ .—.

ABE I1 4,0 - 4.9 rade oint level v ~v A02Q400 4 weeks

ABE II 5A - 5.9 rade oint level A020500 4 weeks

ABE II 6.0 - 6.9 rade oint level A020600 4 weeks

ABE if9- - ----

ABE I11 7.0 - 7.9 rade oint level A030700 4 weeks

ABE III 8.0 - 8.9 rade oint level A030800 4 weeks

ABE III 9.Q - 9.9 grade oint level _ A030900 4 weeks

- _— High School Ec~uiva{ea~~HSE Lan ua e Arts, Readin and Wrifiin subtest G0101 Q1 4 weeks

HSE Sacial Studies subtest G010200 3 weeks



Fii h'SchoalHS En lish 1~ Course H010100 4 weeks

HS En lish 2"d Course H010110 4 weeks

HS En lish 3~d Course H010120 4 weeks

HS Mathematics H010300 4 weeks

MS AI ebra 1 H010210 4 weeks

HS General or Life Science H010401 4 weeks

HS Earth or Ph sisal Science H010402 4 weeks

HS U.S. Histo or Geo rah H010501 4 weeks

HS World Histo or Geo rah /Culture H01 Q502 4 weeks

HS American Gavemment H010600 4 weeks

HS Visual and Performin Arts/Fine Arts H010800 4 weeks

HS Health H010900 3 weeks

HS Job/Career Ex loration H011000 3 weeks

HS Elective Completed H011201 4 weeks *R~--- ---- —

Colle eColle e Each 3 Semester or 4-5 Quarter units com leted C010101 2 weeks *R4.

~iteracLiterac CASAS Benchmark 1 L010101 4 weeksLiterac CASAS Benchmark 2 L010102 4 weeks

Literac CASAS Benchmark 3 X010103 4 weeks


~iterac CASAS Benchmark 5 L010105 4 weeks



l.iterac CASAS Benchmark 8 L010108 4 weeks


Literac CASKS Benchmark 10 L010110 4 weeks



*R~ =Repeatable during same ar new term fior different classeslde~r~es

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CGS Acad~mrc M~#estone De~cri#ation~ end ~~de~ . '~~vn#irsued) r :,~-~

flllath

Math CASAS Benchmark 1 ~ ~ M010101 4 weeks

Math CASAS Benchmark2 M0101Q2 4 weeks


Math CASAS Benchmark 4 M01 Q104 4 weeks


Math - CASAS Benchmark 6 M010106 4 weeks


Math- CASAS Benchmark 8 M01Q108 4 weeks





Rehabilitative Programs

Rehabilitative Cognitive Behavior Treatment -Substance Use

Pro rams Disorder RH10101 4 weeks

RehabilitativePro rams Co nitive Behavior Treatment - An er Mana ement RH10200 2 weeks

Rehabilitative.Pro rams Co nitive Behavior Treatment -Criminal Thinkin RH10300 2 weeks

Rehabilitative.

Pro rams Co nitive Behavior Treatment - Famil Relationshi s RH10400 2 weeks

RehabilitativePra rams Co nitive Behavior Treatment -Transitions RH10500 2 weeks

Substance p+buse Transitions ~'re-Release f~rog~~m

CSAP (CCFj ____Course Completion__ _~_ _ ~ S020100 8 week

l~~ercaet ~'rotoco!'~eie~~siar~ iiAi~esta~e-L?~c~ipxi~ns ~~~c~ ~oc~e~

Ec~~acat~on

Education College Preparatory Algebra i and ll IP10100 2 weeks~~~

Education College Preparatory Micro &Macro Economics 1P90200 3 weeks

Education College Preparatory US History 1850-1950 Bundle 1P1030q 2 weeks

Education English Language Acquisition IP10400 3 weeks

TLM Coding Track 1 IP10401 7 weeks

TLM Coding 'Track 2 IP10402 7 weeks

Ernpic~ye~en~_ ~.

Employment Workforce Readiness IP10500 2 weeks

Freedom_--Freedom Anger Management IP10600 1 week

Freedom Financial Security and Money Management IP1Q7Q0 3 weeks

Freedom Preparing fpr Success After Prison iP10800 3 weeks

Freetlom Preparing For Success After Prison —Edited Version IP10900 7 week

llVeiln~ss

Wellness Leadership ~ IP10111 1 week

Wellness Life Skills IP10112 1 week

Wellness Nutrition tP14113 1 week

1Nellness Parenting IP10114 1.week

~-Reader i~Miles~fone ~te~csi~~¢on~ a,nd ~aties

~ducatian

Education Step Down Literature IP10115 3 weeks

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17t~.,W{~. «iN~.S ~~S~~.J ~'R~d~t~i.Ii~s'~ i ~' s.: ~,d~ ~5,.;c'"~,~ -~.,~..-_

The Urban IVlinistry Institute (T~J1111!) ~~

TUMI Modules 1 and 2 TM10117 1 weekTUMI Modules 3 and 4 TM10118 1 weekTUMI Modules 5 and 6 TM10119 1 weekTUMI Modules 7 and 8 TM10120 1 weekTUMI Modules 9 and 10 TM10121 1 weekTUMI Modules 11 and 12 TM10122 1 weekTUMI Modules 13 and 14 TM10123 1 weekTUMI Modules 15 and 16 TM10124 1 week

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C~9ifor~ia O at-of-S#ate Correctional Facilities (~OGF~ Milestones ~(

Credit Earnin Schedule

`_ _---_--~_____ CC,GF Aacadernic 1111ilesto~e Desc~ipt~cans and G~d~s _~_..~

ABET




ABE it _ .. .~___~.

ABE II 4.0 - 4.9 rade oint level A020400 4 weeks

ABE II 5.0 - 5:9 rade oint level A02050Q 4 weeks

ABE I I 6.0 - 6.9~c rade point level A020600 4 weeks

,4BE 111

ABE III ~J 7.0 - 7.9 rade oint level i A030700 4 weeks

ABE III 8.0 - 8.9 rade oint level A030800 4 weeks

ABE III 9.0 - 9.9 grade point level __ ~__ y, ____ ____ A030900 4 weeks

tii~h Schoal E~ivaleeaa~r —

NSE Lan gage Arts, Readin and Writin subtest G010101 4 weeks

HSE Social Studies subtest G010200 3 weeks



English as a Second La~ua_~e„_~_~SL~ ~~oc~r~ms

ESL Be inning ESL I COCESL1 3 weeks

ESL Be innin ESL II COCESL2 3 weeks

ESL Intermediate ESL COCESL3 3 weeks

ESL Advanced ESL COCESL4 3 weeks

Aelult ~d~catior~ ire ~~anish ~e~~r~ens

(NEA Primaria COCINE1 3 weeks

INER Secundaria COCINE2 3 weeks

CUBACH Cole io de Bachilleres COCINE3 3 weeks--

__ __

____ ~o~leg~ __

— ---- — -------- --Colle~c eEach 3 Semester or 4-5 Quarter units com leted COCFC01 2 weeks *F~5

*F~~ = Rep~a~n~ie~ ~ur~€~g ~~~,~~ csr r~ewr t~~m far c~~ffi~r~r~fi c;l~ssestdegr~~s COC~'CO'~

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I

~ ---------~C)CF Academic iMile~terne Descri_ption~ and Codes cantira~ed_ __ _______--lnten~et Pr~tQco! T~ie~{isi~n ~11ilE~stor~e ~~scr~ptia~~~ aru6 Cods

~ ~ Education V ~ .~--. _.~.~Education College Preparatory Algebra I and II ~~ ~ IP10100 2 weeks

Education College Preparatory Micro &Macro Economics IP10200 3 weeksEducation College Preparatory US History 1850-1950 Bundle IP10300 2 weeksEducation English Language Acquisition IP10400 3 weeksTAM Coding Track 1 IP10401 7 weeksTLM Coding Track 2 IP10402 7 weeks

- --~~r~pioyment

Employment Workforce Readiness IP10500 2 weeks

~reedorr~Freedom Anger Management ~ ' ~ IP10600 1 weekFreedom Financial Security and Money Management IP10700 3 weeksFreedom Preparing for Success After Prison IP10800 3 weeksFreedom Preparing For Success After Prison ~ Edited Version IP10900 1 week

~lellness,.~..~.v _ _ a_Wellness Leadership IP1Q111 1 weekWellness. Life Skills IP10112 1 week

Wellness Nutrition. IP10113 1 weekWellness Parenting IP10114 1 week

e-R~a~ter V~lil~~t~ane ~e~~rriptia~n~ and CocJes...~._ __ ~..._ --__ _ _ y____~__~__ .._______._Education

Education Step Down Literature IP10115 3 weeks

CC~CF C(aGtV9T'IVE BEF~AVIORA~. MILESTONE DESCRIPTIONS anti CODESRehabilitative Pra~rams -- -- —

RehabilitativePro rams Co nitive Behavior Treatment - Substance Use Disorder RH10101 4 weeksRehabilitativePro rams Co nitve Behavior Treatment - An er Mana ement RH10200 2 weeksRehabilitativePra rams Co nitive Behavior Treatment -Criminal Thinkin RH10300 2 weeksRehabilitativePro rams Co ni#ive Behavior Treatment - Famil Relationshi s RH10400 2 weeksRehabilitativePro rams Co nitive Behavior Treatment -Transitions RH10500 2 weeksCriminal Thinkin Thinkin Far A Chan e T4C COCT4C1 3 weeksAngerMana ement Understand and Reducin An er Feelin s TCU COCTCU1 3 weeksCriminal Thinking Unlock Your Thinking, Open. Your Mind . COCUYT1 3 weeks— __ _ ~-

~OCF Substance Abase ProgramRDAP Level I Course Com letion COCFRD1 3 weeks ~R6RDAP Level II Course Com letion COCFRD2 3 weeks *R6

RDAP Level III Course Com letion COCFRD3 3 weeks *R~

RDAP Level IV Course Com letion COCFRD4 3 weeks *R~

RDAP bevel V Course Com letion COCFRD5 3 weeks *Ft6RDAP Level VI Course Com letion COCFRD6 3 weeks *~t6

~`F26 =Repeatable during new term Substance Abuse Pragrat~ns

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~QCF Career Techr~icai Education AAilest~n~ Descriptions and ~acl~s

~~ Gar~entr~

Car entr Core COCCAR1 3 weeks

Car entr Level I COCCAR2 3 weeks

Car entr Level I I ~ COCCAR3 3 weeks

Car entr Level III COCCAR4 2 weeks

Car entry_ Level IV COCCARS 2 weeks

Computer Literacy_I__Office Service Related Technology --Com uter Literac Core COCOSRO 1 week

Com uter/OSRT Microsoft Level 1 COCOSR4 5 weeks

Com uter/OSRT Microsoft Level 2 COCOSR2 1 week

Com uter/OSRT Microsoft Levei 3 COCOSR3 1 week

~lectr"scat

Electrical Core COCELE1 3 weeks.

EVectrical Levei I COCELE2 3 weeks

Electrical Level II COCELE3 2 weeks

Electrical Level III COCELE4 2 weeks

Electrical Level IV COCELE5 2 weeks

Gardeni~~___~,

Master Gardener Level I COCGAR1 5 weeks

KY Mork Bp ice ~sser~~i~i~ — ----- —

KY WorkpLEssentials Business Readin COCWPE1 1 week

KY WorkpLEssentials Business Math COCWPE2 1 week

KY WorkpLEssentials Business Communication and Writin COCWPE3 1 week

KY Workpl.Essentials - Em to merit Readiness COCWPE4 1 week

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;' C~C~ ~~re~r ~echa~a+cai C~i~catic~~ iVlii~~tone E~escri~ations a~cl ~ocles ~co~tir~ued~ P

fVlasanry

Mason Core COCMAS1 2 weeks

Masonr Level i COCMAS2 2 weeks

Mason Level 11 COCMAS3 2 weeks

Masonr Level IIt COCMAS4 2 weeks

Masonry Level IV _,____ ___ COCMRS5 2 weeks_- ----

Plurnbi ~_ _ —Plumbin Core COCPLU 1 3 weeks

Plumbin Level I CUCPLU4 3 weeks

Plumbin Level II COCPLU5 3 weeks

Plumbin Levellll COCPLU6 3 weeks

Plumbin bevel IV COCP~U7 3 weeks

~.sl.9Lr~ ~CIICSCII IB/IiYC~i(lllt'. LdG:~l.I1~Jl.IlJll~ Qllt~ ~.+~ViACa__ ~.__ ,_________

The Urban Mirristey institu4e (TUIVII) — ._ __~___---__.~_—

TUMI Modules 1 and 2 TM10117 1 weekTUMI Modules 3 and 4 TM10118 1 week

TUMI Modules 5 and 6 TM10119 1 week



TUMI Modules 11 and 12 TM10122 1 week..



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d~clar~ under pe~~ #y of p~rj~ry that 1 have .never obtained ~r been awar .. c(a H1~h SchoolY YP ~ Y g ~ #~~~ a~i Assr~~iat~Df~Iam~, ar 'sts ~quiv ~ nt or an t e ofi ast seca~tdar de rye far ex : '{

De~re~ a►~ B~ch~lar t~c~ e~} in ~n ~cad~mac course .of study.~~;

3.understand fih~~ by failing discic~s~ any cif the above rn~nfi+an d certificafies,'~dlplamas,degrees or their ~quivai~nts, ~# I make .myself subject to ;t'he is~iptin~ry proc~:ss wh€chincludes fir~~f~i#ur'~ of credits ire uding MiEes#one Ct~mpl~firci,~.. edits,. attd ̀ #hat (may bes~bj~ct ~~ criminal pros~cutic~rt ir~c ding prc~~ecution for the fe n~..~af ~aerjur,~:

~ a~cclar~ ►ender the pen~fty ofi perjury t f the €ore~~in~,.is ue and c~rr..~c~:

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rTATE t1F CAI,(~ORNIA D~PARTMFEN~' OF GORRECTtflNS ANO R~tih ITATttaN1 E CBL~DTT WAIVER tPC § 2334) ~ ~Cb 916 (REV. 09t04} ~,~,~

'~'I1V,t~ C~nIT ~VA.IVER (PC § 2934}

I, , {p~~int Warne) h~t+ing teen comrnitlecl fog aza offense whi occurred priorto January 1, 983, u~lcierstand that conduct credit is wanted to me puxsuant to I'~nal Cade 931. I am awarethat under Pe~~~ ~o~e § 293 ~ my ierrn is reduced by tine-ihird fox good be~avic~r and. parti patio~i. Such cradztreduction is gr d at. the time off'reception iota the De~aztment ~f Co~•ectioz~s and R abilitaiion and can ~etai;,en away c~n1y ~~' a discipiinaiy o~fènse os fnrfailure to garticipafe in assigned actsv' yes. -

7 lzer~by waive, zny ~~i~. is to tl3e provisions o~.Fer~a1 Code ~ 2931. By making t ' vo(t~n~~ry waiver, I regii~stthe #utuz~e T~~~ Credzt b ranted pursuant tca Penal Cody ~ 2933 az~d, zf e13giUle ez~al ~c~d~ § ~9~3.Q5.

~'ena~ ~ocle ~ 2933 ~lla~us fc~ •every six. ninths of contirn~ous inGarc~ratio , a prisoner shall be avvard~d .creditreductions ~rvm Isis o3• leer to off' confnemen! of six months, A Iesse •amount of credit based an tiv.s ratioshall be awarded ft~r any lessen• ~ riod of contix~tuous ii~carcei~tion, in dditian #o any credit awarded pursuanttt~ Sec#ion 2933, t~~e I~?epax`tz~es~t gay also award elzgib]e ~rispner .pz'ograza~ credit redu~tkans, pursuant toPC 293 .05, from his oz• hex tEr~z~ a£ c n~nement.

I am .aware that my credit ~1rx~a~~ status z ay be cli~.~lged by the ~ . epa~-trnei~t at azxy tiz~.e. I am aware that I may..b~ placed i~ zero credit earning status d~ic disciplinaries a gan.~ member validation. '~~hen I atn in locltupstates due to a dzsGip~zna~~y ii~#'ractioza, zeta ax it nay be ap iec~ far a period ec~uai to the ntimkser cif dais ~f the[IISC1p~1111T)~ GX~C~1~ .055, th1S ~a~~ ~?G ~Xt~Z'~C~6t3 1X1 3~-TTl4S~ TtGi'~T?TP32tS ~~7;~1'E~t'I,

I atz~ aware acid agree #ti~,t the penalCies I'or ciiscipiiin offenses cozaarni'tted by zne are as followsa

Up to 360 days of credit may ~e denied or Lost for. ny a specified as ~ tliviszo~~ 1~.-1 c~f~ense in section 3323(c)of the California Cole af'~.e~ultttions, T~21~ 1S

U~ to 180 stays of credit ~r}ay be clerzied ax• l . t fax any act spe 'find as a Div~si4n A-2 offense irk section 3323(4)of ~~e Califork7ia Cody cif Regulations, :Tit 15, or any otl~e~• f~l y not fisted as an A-1 a~fense.

CJp to 10 days shall be tieni~d or ~c

Up io 3d clays s17aI1 be denied or 1of Ft.egulatioF~s, Tit1~ 15, unless c

ed t'o~• comm~ss~on ofariy m ~'

foz• ar~y act that is a serious rulesact is a misdeineana~• o~~ felony a:

latson described iaa the California Code

Up to 3p days sZ~all be d~x~' d r~r Jost by an ilunate who is found by a court ta`~iii ~eetiox~ 300th i~~ ttxe Ca foi•nia Cc~d~ of Regulatip~~s, Tile l S.

This waiver ti~ili b~ ffeciive oily when accepted by die L3epartmeni. Tamii'revacab3e.

avexatious li~~ant as de~'ined

tl3at this waiver is

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H STATE OF CALIFORNIA —DEPARTMENT OF COk~.cCT10NS AND REHABILITATION EDMUND G. BROWN JR., GOVERNOR

REGULATIQN AND POLICY MANAGEMENT BRANCH ~̀QgECTiONSq,~

P.O. Box 9428$3 W ~ 9~y9wSacramento, CA 94283-0001 ?~_ ~,Q a

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November 3Q, 2017

Debra Cornez, DirectorOffice of Administrative Law300 Capitol Mall, Suite 1250Sacramento, CA 9581.4-4339

Re: OAL File No. 2017-0324-OIEON and 2017-0831-EON, Credit Earning and ParoleConsideration

Dear Ms. Cornez:

The California Department of Corrections and .Rehabilitation (CDCR) hereby requests approvalof an Emergency Readoption of Office of Administrative Law (OAL) ̀for Fi]e No.2017-0324-01EON and File No. 2017-0831-EON. The expiration date for theCertificate of Compliance .for File No. 2017-0831-EON is December 21, 2017. :Because of the.short .time frame..between now. and expiration, CDCR requests expedited review of thisEmergency Readoption request. The regulation text is being submitted as currently adopted,along with the Form 40Q, Part B.

The.. department has made. and continues. to make substantial.. progress and . is proceeding tocomplete this rule making action. Proposition 57, the law change on which these regulations arebased, was passed by the voters in November 2016. By mid-March 2017, the depart►nentsubmitted .regulations to .the Office of Administrative Law for consideration for emergencyadoption under Penal .Code section .50583. The Office of Administrative Law approved theemergency regulations on Aprir 13, 2017, at which time the regulations went into effect with anexpiration date, of .September. 21, 2017.. The Notice of .Proposed. Emergency: Regulations, whichincluded the ..Initial. Statement of Reasons and proposed text, was..published and mailed onJuly 14, 201.7. The public comment period began on that date and closed on September 1, 2017,when a public hearing was held. During the public comment period the department receivedcomments from .approximately 12,404.. individuals totaling approximately 41,000 specificcomments. At the public hearing over 100 speakers provided additional verbal comments. All ofthese comments require responses from the department.

Un August 31, 2017, the department .submitted a request .for. a 90-day re-adoption of theemergency regulations to the Office of Administrative Law under Penal Code. section 5058.3,which wasapproved on September 19,.2017, with an expiration date of December 21, 2017. Thedepartment plans to issue a re-notice and accept and respond to those comments before filing the 'final rulemaking package with the Office of Administrative. Law. An extension is necessary inorder to finalize the revisions. to the regulations, issue the re-notice, and respond to publiccomment.:Per Gavet~runent Code .section l 1346.1, subdivision. (a)(2}, the departixzent senta notice at least five working days before submitting an emergency regulation to theOffice of Administrative Law, to every person uth~ has tiled a request for. notice ofregl~latory action with. the agency.

STATE OF CAUFORMA —DEPARTMENT OF CUhRcCT10N5 AND REHABILITATION EDMUND G. BROWN JR., GOVERNOR

F2EGULATION AiVD POLICY MANAGEMENT BRANCH GOPAE~T~o~s~,oP.O. Box 942883 rF "F~

Sacramento, CA 942$3-0001ao.

~l4rf OF CAU~'~~a`Q'

For this reason,. additional time is needed to finalize the revisions to the regulations, issuethe re-notice, and. respond to .public comments. from both the initial public commentperiod and those from the re-notice. OAL file #2017-0324-01 EON and 2017-083.1 EON. ishereby incorporated by reference. In addition, the emergency. ..from the original.Certification of Operational Necessity still exists.

Your timely consideration of this request is appreciated. If you have any questions or concerns,please do not hesitate to contact me at (916) 445-2269 or Laura Lomonaco, CCII at{916) 445-2217.

Sincerely, ~ ~~

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TIMOTHY M. l~~Q~ ~KWOOD, AssociateDirectorRegulation an~ilicy Management Branch..Division of Support ServicesCalifornia Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

Attachment

FINDING OF EMERGENCY AND

RE-ADOPTION OF EMERGENCY REGULATIONS

.Credit Earning and Parole Consideration (Proposition 57)

[Government Code section 11346.1(h)]

SPECIFIC FACTS DEMONSTRATING. THE EXISTENCE. OF AN EMERGENCY

AND THE NEED FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION

Background

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (department) finds that an

emergency continues to exist to justify re-adoption of the. department's emergency regulations

concerning inmate credit earning and parole consideration. These. emergency regulations, found

at California Code of Regulations, Title 15, Divisions 2 and 3, were .adopted pursuant to

Proposition 57, The Public Safety and. Rehabilitation Act of 2Q16 {the "Act"), which was

approved by the California voters on November 8, 2016, and approved. by the Office of

Administrative Law on April l 3, 201'7. The department further finds .that :the emergency

regulations. continue to be .necessary to .avoid serious. harm to public safety and the inmate

population.

"I'o re-adopt these regulations, Government Cade section 11.346.1, subdivision..{a)(2), requires

that,. "[a]t least five working days before submitting an emergency regulation to the [(7ffice of

Administrative Law], the adoptinb agency shall ... send a notice of the proposed emergency

action to every person who has filed a request for notice of regulatory action with the agency." In

addition, .Government Code. section 11349.6, subdivision (b), provides that after submission of

the proposed emergency ~ctio~z to the Office of Administrative Law, the Office of Administrative

Law. "sha11 allow .interested ..persons Fve calendar days to submit comments an the proposed

emergency regulations ...."

Necessity for Re-Adoption of Emergency Regulations

With the passage of Proposition 57, The Public Safety and Rehabilitation Act of 2016, the

California Constitution was amended to reform inmate credit earning and establish a new .parole

consideration. process. The Act requires the department .promulgate. regulations in furtherance of

the. credit earning provision and the parole consideration provision and provides .that the

"purpose and intent of the people of the State of California: to 1) Protect and enhance public

safety[;] 2) .Save money by reducing wasteful spending on prisons[;] 3) Prevent federal courts

from. indiscriminately releasing prisoners[;] [and] 4) Stop the revolving door of crime by

emphasizing rehabilitation, especially for. juveniles ...."

The immediate .adoption of these emergency regulations was necessary to implement the will of

the people of California. to achieve the four goals listed above. The. department acted quickly to

implement the Act, and within less than six months of the Act's. passage, on April 13, 2017, the

Office of Administrative Law approved these emergency regulations. Furthermore, the

department took great strides to enhance its information technology. systems so it could

recalculate credits for tens of thousands of inmates and assessed hundreds of inmateprogramming opportunities.

On May 1, 2017, inmates began ..earning Good Conduct Credit as outlined in the .emergency

regulations. On July 1, 201.7, the Board of Parole. Hearings began reviewing .eligible inmates

under the Nonviolent Parole Process as outlined in the emergency regulations. And on August 1,

2017, inmates began earning Milestone Completion Credit, Rehabilitative Achievement. Credit,

and Educational Merit Credit. as outlined in the emergency .regulations. As a result, thousands of

inmates have already received the benefit of one or more. of these provisions of the emergency

regulations.

Thus, failure to re-adopt the regulations would adversely impact thousands of inmates .who have

relied on these regulations to earn credit or participate. in the Nonviolent Parole Process..

Therefore, the emergency amendments to California Cade of Regulations, Title 15, .Division. 3,

sections 3042, 3043, 3043.1, 3043..2, 3043..3,. 3043.4,. 3043.5, .3.043.6, .3043.7,. 3043.8 and 3044;.

the adoption of new sections 3490, 3491, 3492 and 3493 of thatdivision; and the adoption of

new sections 2449.1, 2449.2, .2449.3., 2449.4, and 2449.5. of Title 15, Division 2, must be

re-adopted,

Showing of Substantial Progress.

The . department immediately .began. developing regulations after. the .passage of .the Act. By

mid-March 2017, the department submitted. regulations to the Office of Administrative Law forconsideration for. emergency :adoption under Penal. Code section 5058.3. The Office. of

Administrative Law approved the emergency regulations on April 13, 2017, at which time the

regulations went into effect with an expiration date of September 21, 2017. The Notice of

Proposed.Emergency Regulations, which includedthe Initial Statement of Reasons andproposed

text, was published and mailed on July 14, 2017. The public comment period began on that date

and extended until September 1, 2017, when a .public hearing was .held. During the public

comment period the department received comments from approximately 12,000 individuals.

totaling approximately 41,000 .specific comments. At the public hearing over 100 speakers

provided additional verbal comments. All of these comments require responses from the

department.

On August 31, ~ 2017, the department submitted a request for. a 90-day re-adoption of the

emergency regulations to the Office of Administrative Law under Penal Code section 5.058.3,

which was approved on September 19, 2017, with an expiration date of December 21,.20.17. The.

department has made and continues to .make substantial progress in proceeding to complete this

rulemaking action. The department .plans to issue a re-notice and accept and respond to those

comments before filing the final rulemaking package with the Office of Administrative Law. An

extension is necessary. in order to finalize the revisions to the regulations, issue the re-notice, and

respond to public comment.

SCOTT KERNAN Da eSecretary....

Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation

The attached documents were submitted to the Office. of Administrative Law on March 24, 2017,

.for review and approval with the emergency regulations and are .therefore attached here too. The

emergency regulations were approved by the Office of Administrative Law on April 13, 2017,

.and went into effect that same date...